Will I regret selling the M?
Originally Posted by Pourky
Really your 24...Nice! Do you mind if I ask how much you purchased your TT for and how many miles were on it?
Surprisingly, compression ratio is stock and no internals need to be touched. It's a bolt on Turbo Kit. And the company is backing their product up real good with reliability...they said they did over 120 hard pulls on the car at 800hp and no sign of any damage. I'm not trying to sell anything here, but check it out give me your thoughts and opinions.
Surprisingly, compression ratio is stock and no internals need to be touched. It's a bolt on Turbo Kit. And the company is backing their product up real good with reliability...they said they did over 120 hard pulls on the car at 800hp and no sign of any damage. I'm not trying to sell anything here, but check it out give me your thoughts and opinions.
I suppose it's possible the kit could be what it claims, it just seems too good to be true. Which is to say I have no doubt it will do it claims, I just wonder how long it will do it for. 11.5:1 is a very high compression ratio.. The Porsche has proven to be reliable with similar power over a long period of time, and gives you more options. Just beware of the cost of maintaining a Turbo. It's reliable, but it's still not a cheap car to own.
Justin
Turbo cars that didn't come turbo from the factory should remain sans turbo if you expect to drive the car regularly and don't have a second or third car.
That's just reality. They are not designed for the heat and torque that a turbo adds to the mix and the cost of a solid conversion warrants a car upgrade.. IE to a 996TT
That's just reality. They are not designed for the heat and torque that a turbo adds to the mix and the cost of a solid conversion warrants a car upgrade.. IE to a 996TT
Last edited by Turbo Fanatic; Jun 6, 2007 at 10:26 PM.
Originally Posted by ari
Turbo cars that didn't come turbo from the factory should remain sans turbo if you expect to drive the car regularly and don't have a second or third car.
That's just reality. They are not designed for the heat and torque that a turbo ads to the mix.
That's just reality. They are not designed for the heat and torque that a turbo ads to the mix.
well said brother!
Originally Posted by Pourky
Really your 24...Nice! Do you mind if I ask how much you purchased your TT for and how many miles were on it?
Surprisingly, compression ratio is stock and no internals need to be touched. It's a bolt on Turbo Kit. And the company is backing their product up real good with reliability...they said they did over 120 hard pulls on the car at 800hp and no sign of any damage. I'm not trying to sell anything here, but check it out give me your thoughts and opinions.
Here are a few videos of it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yRwAR0ZMhA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTQTNdh9w28
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oo3XVTQWUyA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8are4OVjE1A
Here is the Company's Website:
http://www.horsepowerfreaks.com/pric...s/part/HPF_750
Surprisingly, compression ratio is stock and no internals need to be touched. It's a bolt on Turbo Kit. And the company is backing their product up real good with reliability...they said they did over 120 hard pulls on the car at 800hp and no sign of any damage. I'm not trying to sell anything here, but check it out give me your thoughts and opinions.
Here are a few videos of it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yRwAR0ZMhA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTQTNdh9w28
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oo3XVTQWUyA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8are4OVjE1A
Here is the Company's Website:
http://www.horsepowerfreaks.com/pric...s/part/HPF_750
Originally Posted by iLLM3
After going through my whole M3 build up and project, having one of the first sc'd M3's i would never ever go FI on an M3 again. It lost all of its fun characteristics, became undriveable, no traction and so on! M3's are amazing, but when modded within reason, that's my opinion!
Originally Posted by PorscheC4
hey datax, are you going to be parting out soon, because if you are i would LOVE to buy those bbs' from you. let me know.
I'm gonna be selling the rims along with the car when I sold it because I no longer have stock rims. Even some offer stock rims to trade, my front brakes won't fit.
Originally Posted by Origyns 973
More pictures... 



The car.
Just like so many others, i made the move from a 2002 m3 to a 996tt about a year and a half ago. The great thing about this porsche is that you can use it daily just as you did with the m3. However, it's better looking, much faster, more reliable, and way more fun to drive. In addition, you can easily and safely crank up the hp with the turbo with a few simple mods. I don't think anyone would regret getting a better car!
Originally Posted by Origyns 973
Those are CSL seats right?
Geez I'm makin the rollin shot my background.
Geez I'm makin the rollin shot my background.

Originally Posted by datax
Yes, they are OEM BMW seats from M3 CSL. I hate aftermaket parts so try to keep get things as original as I can.
Originally Posted by datax
Hey,
I'm gonna be selling the rims along with the car when I sold it because I no longer have stock rims. Even some offer stock rims to trade, my front brakes won't fit.
Here's more fancy version of the interior. No airbags and 8 speakers FTW.


The car.

I'm gonna be selling the rims along with the car when I sold it because I no longer have stock rims. Even some offer stock rims to trade, my front brakes won't fit.
Here's more fancy version of the interior. No airbags and 8 speakers FTW.


The car.

Originally Posted by sullen723
guys...I know that lots of guys are making the step up to a p car after their M and many haven't looked back. I just want to get an idea from any previous M owners on what they think. Don't get me wrong..I love my M3 and still get lots of compliments but I think its time for a change. I am getting bored with the car and feel that the 996 is the next best step!
any input would be great!!
any input would be great!!



