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911 without the wing is so unique and beautiful. very few people rock it like that. it reminds me of da older 911s
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Porsche with no wing is sooooo slick looking
I love singer Porsches and they way they make a small wing .
I love singer Porsches and they way they make a small wing .
All but set on Work Meister S1s. Really want to go with gold centres but I saw these which I thought were pretty cool:
We'll see.
da gold centers on a white car >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
and a 911 with a wing >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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I don't think wings belong on narrow body 911s. I always thought the aerokit wing looked awful on the 997...
Here's a GT3 without a wing. Doesn't look terrible (though I'm sure this really screws up the aero)...
Conversely, the GT3RS without wing looks stupid...
Here's a GT3 without a wing. Doesn't look terrible (though I'm sure this really screws up the aero)...
Conversely, the GT3RS without wing looks stupid...
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You can pop the wing up though.
But i agree it looks naked. I enjoy wingless on the older cars, but i'd have to have atleast a ducktail on any of the watercooled generations if i got one that was wingless.
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911R is perfect in every way imaginable.
A wing would do nothing but ruin this rear end
Plan is to do suspension + spacers on the stock wheels and see how I like that. Already ordered an OEM short shift kit (Nelson, how do you find the gearbox in your Turbo?) and exhaust should be going on next week. Should be a wrap after that.
A wing would do nothing but ruin this rear end
Plan is to do suspension + spacers on the stock wheels and see how I like that. Already ordered an OEM short shift kit (Nelson, how do you find the gearbox in your Turbo?) and exhaust should be going on next week. Should be a wrap after that.
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Speaking of P Cars, I got to witness the Mobil 1 Porsche Supercup this weekend. They all race with identical 991 GT3s and that exhaust sound was 
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Oh i love it. My car has a GT3 Shifter. It's
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Pretty cool that Porsche does this
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Pretty cool that Porsche does this
AWESOME.
I'M STILL WAITING ON MY OWNERS SUPPLEMENT TO ARRIVE FROM FORD PERFORMANCE. FROM WHAT I HEAR IT HAS A CERTIFICATE OF AUNTHENCITY AND A MODEL OF THE CRANKSHAFT IN THE KIT.
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Pain in the a** to do unless you have a Toyota ball joint with the 3 bolts. You can rent a ball joint press and a fork from places like AutoZone to do the job but it's still pretty labor intensive. I would suggest taking it to a shop. If you have a Ford truck that needs an upper and lower ball joint on the same side another option is replacing the spindle with the ball joints already pressed in. 1/2 the labor but 2 - 3 times more cost in parts.
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NT slacking on the exhaust vids. Idle the new rev? 
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i posted an in car pull a couple weeks ago!NT slacking on the exhaust vids. Idle the new rev?
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NT slacking on the exhaust vids. Idle the new rev?
I'LL TRY AND GET SOME GOOD EXHAUST VIDS THIS WEEKEND.
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Probably copping the Burgermotorsports JB1 for the GTI soon. That way I'm grandfathered into the Jb4 update when it comes out in December
+80hp and +80 ft lbs torque on a plug and play unit with no hardware requirements
+80hp and +80 ft lbs torque on a plug and play unit with no hardware requirements
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I'm messing with you fam I remember it. It was dope
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Sooo couple questions because I'm curious. How y'all determine how much car y'all can afford before shopping for one? Or do most want a certain car and TRY to afford it if it's a little bit out of reach....?
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THERE ARE ONLINE CALCULATORS YOU CAN USE TO FIND OUT YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENT DEPENDENT ON YOUR INPUT FACOTRS (INTEREST RATE, DOWN PAYMENT, ETC.). FROM THAT YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE COMFORTABLE PAYING A MONTH AND FOR HOW LONG. USE THAT TO THEN SHOP FOR CARS IN THAT PRICE RANGE. IN MY OPINION, TRYING TO AFFORD SOMETHING THAT'S IS OUT OF REACH IS NOT A GOOD IDEA. MAYBE, IF YOU ARE WILLING TO MAKE LIFE STYLE CHANGES FOR A CAR. I'M NOT ONE OF THEM.
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Yea I'm aware of the tools. I was jus curious how others go about their shopping process and determining what they can afford. Speaking on those calculators, the one thing I don't like is guessing what interest I would be getting but I play around wit them...
