Time To Share My Project...
08-19-06, 05:49 PM
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Time To Share My Project...
I've never been too active on the forums but I figure it's time to share my ride with some of you...
I know it's a lot of yellow but its an original yellow 93 R1 with under 30k. I bought it basically as a rolling chassis a few years ago and built it to its current state. Plus the yellow wheels look better then when they were black (which gave it a bumblebee effect).
Enjoy
PS: Dont worry about the numbers... It's quick
I know it's a lot of yellow but its an original yellow 93 R1 with under 30k. I bought it basically as a rolling chassis a few years ago and built it to its current state. Plus the yellow wheels look better then when they were black (which gave it a bumblebee effect).
Enjoy
PS: Dont worry about the numbers... It's quick
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08-19-06, 07:48 PM
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Looks gorgeous. Personally, I like the yellow on the wheels... If you're gonna go yellow, might as well go all the way.
Bizarre place for a steering wheel, though.
Bizarre place for a steering wheel, though.
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08-20-06, 12:00 PM
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The car looks great IMO. I think the yellow wheels actually look good. I probably wouldn't do it on my car, but I have a fetish for gunmetal rims. 
Congrats on building up such a nice FD!
Congrats on building up such a nice FD!
08-20-06, 01:01 PM
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The car is tuned to for driveablity and realiablity (respectively). So the numbers are somewhere around 400 at low boost and somewhere over 400 on high boost....
08-20-06, 08:18 PM
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Very nice! Get a bumper guard so you don't burn up your bumper. Hey, I see you have a Porsche too (silver one in the back), possibly a 944 on the side? Kinda hard to tell from just looking at the mirror.
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08-20-06, 11:09 PM
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Thought about a bumper guard but a little simple green and it wipes right off. Add some wax to protect and do it all over again.
Also for you... the observent one it's a 996 GT3 one of my fathers toys... I'm lucky enough to be able to store my car with such prestine company. One day I too will have a garge like his at my house...
Also for you... the observent one it's a 996 GT3 one of my fathers toys... I'm lucky enough to be able to store my car with such prestine company. One day I too will have a garge like his at my house...
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08-21-06, 02:02 PM
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Looks real good! I like that people do what they want with these car, nice to see something different for a change.
BUT, what are the numbers? I too am running a Greddy T-88 34D, so I would be curious to know your dyno numbers so that I could compare.....
BUT, what are the numbers? I too am running a Greddy T-88 34D, so I would be curious to know your dyno numbers so that I could compare.....
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