Finally found a 993RS

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912phil
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Vic Cohen wrote:Dont know what ur 964 s got in the engine area but i would nt be too sure on that ...............it ll just seem softer but hang on for ever , depending what tyres when it slides its very predictable .........used Dunlop SSR last on mine , MSC very sticky but when it went a bit severe for an old boy like me , preferred the ssr sensation and far better in streaming rain which the car excels on where theres a little compliance ............try and read the first judgement day threads on PCGB Forum ...........................then u can see all their views

Cheers for that...Ill check out the judgment day stuff and read the GT3 rambles :lol:

With regards to the tyres ive not seen a spot of rain in the last 9 months and have regular temps abouve 40C so have been considering going semi slick on the 993 and full slicks on the 964. :evil:
1992 964 RS Guards Red
1995 993RS Speed Yellow
1968 912 Silver
356 "The Fakey" Outlaw - sadly missed

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Post by Nick Moss »

Mine has rather ordinary Pirelli Corsas which, while not offering the ultimate grip, are great in that they allow the car to move around quite benignly on track. I intend to test the absolute limits further at Bedford on December 23rd.
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Nice One

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Love it
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Post by Bertroex »

Vic Cohen wrote:Forget the figs Guys , its just the beautiful balance in all departments and it keeps going right up to the red line , just feels comfortable and well within its limits still, when right foot hard down
A lot of these porsches do that, so I have been told...

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-1968 912 SWB Targa LHD
-1976 911 Carrera 3.o Targa RHD
-1983 944 190bhp (Augment Automotive enhanced) RHD
-1993 964 C4 Jubi RHD
-1979 280SLC manual LHD, 1989 500SL, 1997 SL500,
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Post by Glenn75S »

A friend of mine used to have an immaculate 993RS. 2years ago his wife wanted something they could both drive at the weekend, so they got a Boxster S. The boxster S has now been replaced with a GT3 look 996, but he still talks non stop about his lost love the RS, and kicks himself when he sees how they have appriciated in value.

A great buy, enjoy :albino:
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Post by 912phil »

I was in the UK last week and managed to squeeze some time to go and see it and take it for a nice drive. I was amazed at how refined it is in comparison to the 964RS and how light the controls where. The 964RS has to be hussled where as the 993RS is almost at the other end of the spectrum.... :)

When I jumped back in the 12 to drive home it felt as though the clutch peddle had broken...and the engine has issues :lol:

Ill post some of the pics I took whilst there in the morning.

Cheers Guys
1992 964 RS Guards Red
1995 993RS Speed Yellow
1968 912 Silver
356 "The Fakey" Outlaw - sadly missed

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1992 964 RS Guards Red
1995 993RS Speed Yellow
1968 912 Silver
356 "The Fakey" Outlaw - sadly missed

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