Looking good Ken!!!Congrats!! You did not tell us about the rear bumper though!!

 

looking very nice sir - congrats

 

WOW man ur car is seriously HOT!! I need to pick up my jaw and nice to hear that u do ur own work

I hope I see the beast in the street someday!

 

Ken - how much were the parts to convert the TT middle radiator to GT2 spec?? DO you have a list of all hte part numbers?? Techart sells a kit but it is very $$$$

 

Two things Ken...

1) Great mods on the car... looks like you're just get'n warmed up.
2) Snow sucks ***.

Stephen
'01 Turbo Ti
Chicago

 

Just Gorgeous. I love the front hood. Where did you order it from. I want one too!

let me know, thanks

 

Eric are you really gonna put the gt2 nose on the TT cab ? Maybe make a cab version of Ken's ride ? gemballa wing anyone! Ohhhh my would be soooo amazing!
DJ

 

I cant take it anymore - Ken you are to blame - I am getting another TT ! You owe me $100k - I will send you the bill

 

Damn fine Ken!

I will have more specific questions next week. Wow!

 

This is interesting...
Beastpower posted earlier the following numbers for the various brake setups:
"Brake Weights
996TT FRONT:
- Stock - Rotor: 23.4 pounds
- Stock - Caliper: 10.1 pounds
- Brembo GT - Rotor: 16.9 pounds
- Brembo GT - Caliper: 10.5 pounds
- Brembo Le Mans - Rotor: 16.9 pounds
- Brembo Le Mans - Caliper: 7.4 pounds (8 piston)

996TT REAR:
- Stock - Rotor: 19.3 pounds
- Stock - Caliper: 12.2 pounds
- Brembo GT - Rotor: 13.6 pounds
- Brembo GT - Caliper: 10.5 pounds
- Brembo Le Mans - Rotor: 13.4 pounds
- Brembo Le Mans - Caliper: 7.4 pounds (8 piston)"

KPV's numbers are:
"Stock Setup:
Front Rotor = 23 pounds
Front Caliper & pads = 13 pounds
Rear Rotor = 19 pounds
Rear Caliper and pads = 9 pounds

Brembo Setup:
Front 15� rotor = 27 pounds
Front 8 piston caliper, pads and bracket = 13.5 pounds
Rear 14� rotor = 18 pounds
Rear 4 piston caliper, pads and bracket = 10 pounds"

 

thats a very nice looking car Congrats ^^

 

Ken:

Car looks really good. One word of caution, however: could the amplifier, etc. be somewhat more isolated from the fuel tank such that, in case of a bad accident, one might be more protected against the mixture of fuel and spark?

 

Ken, You just couldn't wait for this day, even pulled her out in the snow to take pics.

 

Ken...

Awesome, no other way to describe it!!!! Love how those massive brembo's fill out the 19" SSR GT3 wheels, looks like they would stop the space shuttle on it's return to earth. Very cool how you mounted the V1 remote display unit...Very trick!!!

 

WOW, I love it, cant wait for more info...