1987 Porsche 911 Coupe 993 - G50 Ruf on 2040-cars
North Miami Beach, Florida, United States
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This is one little bad 1987 Carrera with tasteful mods and some extra power thanks to a upgraded 993 3.6L engine.
This 911 has undergone quite the transformation from stock, this was owned by an enthusiast..
Starting off as a base, straight, rust free g50 coupe the original 3.2 was dropped and replaced by a OBD1 993 3.6L.
Professionally swapped by a engineer, everything works exactly as it should and looks factory, even has ice cold AC with condenser moved to the front! The engine had the top end refreshed before it was installed. Engine remained stock besides the CAI, headers, and a chip.
Starts up perfectly everytime, no leaks or smoke. Sometimes starts a little rich but goes away immediately. Big power difference compared to a stock 3.2, she pulls to about 7400 rpms and screams. Clutch was upgraded when swap was performed, and the transmission shifts into the gears effortlessly.
Cosmetically the goal was to look like a RUF tribute, fitted with genuine RUF front bumper, correct narrow body RUF alloys, RUF wind pillar fillers, aero mirrors, and a iroc style rear bumper. Interior remains mostly original besides color matched das bolt in cage, genuine RUF steering wheel, and color matched gauges.
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