Switzer R911 Alpha Build
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Been off the site for a while working my *** off. Anyway whatever the time it takes for a build this Switzer R911 is worth it. A simple piece of automotive mastery that provides everyday drivability when not in the boost and on 93 pump an absolute monster that can run with the big boys. Here is a video of my last 997.1 R911. Man I miss that car! I cant wait to get a new one in the spring and have it dropped of at Switzers once again to get a nice package.
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From: beirut lebanon
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Been off the site for a while working my *** off. Anyway whatever the time it takes for a build this Switzer R911 is worth it. A simple piece of automotive mastery that provides everyday drivability when not in the boost and on 93 pump an absolute monster that can run with the big boys. Here is a video of my last 997.1 R911. Man I miss that car! I cant wait to get a new one in the spring and have it dropped of at Switzers once again to get a nice package.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zF13zUK9oMY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zF13zUK9oMY
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From: Temecula, Ca
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Not the same kit at all...There isn't an off the shelf kit that can do flexfuel...Once my car is finished, switzer should be able to provide that for anyone...There is a lot of r&d involved in making this work and I appreciate all they are doing to make sure things are right the first time! I'm very happy that switzer has decided to create the flexfuel option and just shows they're always trying to push the envelope and come out with new innovations for all of us to enjoy!
Proto uses different turbos, modified stock exhaust manifolds, greddy profec B, powdercoated intake plumbing, just to name a few differences. Not saying they have a bad product whatsoever, just that there are distinct differences there. Not to mention the flex fuel capability.
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I'm sure you guys make a kick *** product and is fast as **** but no matter what 8 months and you still have the customers car? No one should have to go through that even if they have a blown motor.
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Yeah man. This was first posted in April, over 8 months ago. The OP must be most patient guy in the world. If something takes this long, that means there are issues, probably serious issues. Hope it works out for you buddy. I think at this point you should just pull the plug on this project and just go with gas and cut your losses. Get your car back asap. It's been way too long. Good Luck bro.