1982 Porsche 930 Turbo * Tastfully Modified * on 2040-cars
Seattle, Washington, United States
The Porsche 930 Turbo has become an increasing asset among Porsche collectors. This is a fine example of a tastefully modified original European delivery 930! This car has been built as a no expense spared. Under that iconic whale tail is a professionally built numbers matching 3.3 Liter Turbo Flat 6 putting a legitimate, dyno-proven 419hp and 433 ft/lbs to the rear wheels on pump gas. The build and upgrades were performed by well-known Porsche specialists. Locally owned and maintained for several years by Speedware Motorsports and Chris's German. Included with this car are receipts totaling over $110,000 since 40k miles! It is ready to enjoy.
Call with any questions or if you need clarification.
Max Mudarri
World Motorsports
Seattle, WA
206-518-1612
Engine:
-Numbers matching 3.3L turbo bored over to a 3.4L
-Motor refresh at 51k miles
APR head studs
-Motec ignition system with stand alone ECU
-Sport stage 2 clutch
-Kokeln KL128 turbo upgrade
-Upgraded GT3 Cup fuel pump
-R&R headers with custom exhaust
-Tial blow off valve
-Upgraded intercooler blownsix full width 965/940
-A/C Delete
Suspension:
- Brembo Porsche 930 Turbo Big Brake Kit
-23mm Hallow Front Torsion Bar
-Porsche 911 31mm Rear Torsion Bar
-TRG Porsche A-Arm/Spring plate plastic bushing set
-Bilstein RSR Front Strut and Rear shocks
-TRG Adjustable front and rear sway
-TRG Adjustable front U-tab kit
-FVD 911/993 Porsche Strut Brace
Exterior:
-930 3.8L Wing
-993 Manual mirror kit
-Clear euro markers
-Kinesis K5 17x8 and 17x10 Powder coated back w/ Dunlop SP9000
Interior:
-Recaro SPG Race seats Velour Black with custom painted backs to body color
-Speedware Motorsports custom built and weld in roll bar with harness var and guide hoops
-Momo Steering wheel with sparco quick release hub
-Sparco 5 point harnesses
-RS Door panels
-Porsche Radio Block-off Plate
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