2002 GT2 Dr_Jitus's Car For Sale
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Year: 2002
Make: Porsche
Model: 911
Price: $65000
Mileage: 23000
Color: Silver
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): TX
Transmission: Manual
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive
I know it's not your car but I have some interest regardless of pics because I know you! What type of money would be involved to upgrade this car to a 1k rwhp? Sorry to bother you about a car you dont own anymore! Lol
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Stacy
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Stacy,
You would need to build the motor and go w/ GT35s to make that kind of power. And remember, tuners are notorious for not quoting full prices. They will say things like "a built bottom end, oh that $8K." What they don't say is that is for the parts, not the labor.
I would guesstimate that it would be more than $30K to build a reliable $1K rwhp car. Car has all the breathing mods already (blow through, plenum TB's IC's etc).
That, actually, is what I would want to do if I ever got her back.
You would need to build the motor and go w/ GT35s to make that kind of power. And remember, tuners are notorious for not quoting full prices. They will say things like "a built bottom end, oh that $8K." What they don't say is that is for the parts, not the labor.
I would guesstimate that it would be more than $30K to build a reliable $1K rwhp car. Car has all the breathing mods already (blow through, plenum TB's IC's etc).
That, actually, is what I would want to do if I ever got her back.
Stacy,
You would need to build the motor and go w/ GT35s to make that kind of power. And remember, tuners are notorious for not quoting full prices. They will say things like "a built bottom end, oh that $8K." What they don't say is that is for the parts, not the labor.
I would guesstimate that it would be more than $30K to build a reliable $1K rwhp car. Car has all the breathing mods already (blow through, plenum TB's IC's etc).
That, actually, is what I would want to do if I ever got her back.
You would need to build the motor and go w/ GT35s to make that kind of power. And remember, tuners are notorious for not quoting full prices. They will say things like "a built bottom end, oh that $8K." What they don't say is that is for the parts, not the labor.
I would guesstimate that it would be more than $30K to build a reliable $1K rwhp car. Car has all the breathing mods already (blow through, plenum TB's IC's etc).
That, actually, is what I would want to do if I ever got her back.
And your correct there Sean on the costs
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Omar,
Would you be interested in going to the Texas Invitational? Your car will not beat the 1K plus whp big dogs, but I can set up a grudge match against Paulie and his GT2.
Paulie just did some upgrades, and he has been talking smack about my car (saying it only makes 599 rwhp, etc). His car is making about 730 I believe, so it will be a good race. Well, good for us since Paulie will lose.
You can ride shotgun, and we can still beat the Walnut.
Would you be interested in going to the Texas Invitational? Your car will not beat the 1K plus whp big dogs, but I can set up a grudge match against Paulie and his GT2.
Paulie just did some upgrades, and he has been talking smack about my car (saying it only makes 599 rwhp, etc). His car is making about 730 I believe, so it will be a good race. Well, good for us since Paulie will lose.
You can ride shotgun, and we can still beat the Walnut.
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