1986 Porsche 944 on 2040-cars
Syracuse, New York, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:2.5L
For Sale By:Private Seller
Mileage: 65,000
Make: Porsche
Model: 944
Trim: 360HP TURBO TRACK CAR PROJECT
Drive Type: RWD
1986 PORSCHE 944 TURBO TRACK CAR PROJECT
HIGH RESOLUTION PHOTOS
http://s1300.photobucket.com/user/syracuseporsche/slideshow/944%20TRACK%20CAR
WE ARE BUILDING A 360 HP 944 TURBO TRACK CAR.
WE HAVE INSTALLED THE VITESSE STAGE 3R TURBO KIT W MAF SYSTEM & PIGGY-BACK COMPUTER SYSTEM & 83Lb INJECTORS.
WE ARE CURRENTLY INSTALLING OUR ROLL BAR CAGE, RACING SEATS & MANY OTHER MODIFICATIONS TO THIS 944.
To us From John Vitesse
I'm impressed in how quickly you installed the kit. Glad you like it!
The PB opens up many options, you will like it when you get around to installing it.
Thank you for the business. Please share your experience with others.
Regards, John"
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TURBO KIT INSTALLED ALONG WITH A FEW ENGINE MODDS, AND ALL COMPUTER SENSORS
COMPUTER HOOK UP NOW INSTALLED AND WE ARE ONLINE
FINISHED ALL TURBO KIT INSTALLATION AND ENGINE MODS / UPGRADES
INSTALLED VITESSE PIGGYBACK COMPUTER SYSTEM & SOFWARE PROGRAM
FINISHED GUTTING THE INTERIOR OF THE CAR & REMOVING MANY OTHER ITEMS TO LIGHTEN THE CAR
INSTALLED SPARCO RACING SEATS W/ BRACKETS
INSTALLING 944 ROLL BAR CAGE.
INSTALLED AFTERMARKE INER-COOLER VENT W/ CUSTOM HEADLIGHTS
INSTALLED FRONT STRUT BRACE SUPPORT
8. COMPLETED SUNROOF DELETE
9. ALL NEW SNEAKERS...GOODYEAR Z RATED STICKY TIRES
10. INSTALLED 944 HOOD SCOOP W/ RACING YELLOW PAINT.
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