Modded 911 (997)
07-27-05, 12:42 PM
#47
Originally Posted by 2000gs300
997 has wider rear stance than 996... It's very visibly apparent to me at least.
I heard 996 has reving problem? I'm not sure since I don't know Porsche at all.
I heard 996 has reving problem? I'm not sure since I don't know Porsche at all.
no clue on the reving problem though, i try not to read much on porsche, coz' i know i will want one so badly
07-27-05, 01:07 PM
#48
Lexus Champion
Originally Posted by rominl
probably on the normal 911, but on the 996 c4s or so, i think the wide body in the back is pretty good still?
no clue on the reving problem though, i try not to read much on porsche, coz' i know i will want one so badly
no clue on the reving problem though, i try not to read much on porsche, coz' i know i will want one so badly
Which one is the c4s.. it's the four weel drive with turbo brakes, front air dam, and vented skde skirts right?
Does 911 offer any shift padel at all?? If not then Solara is a keeper
07-27-05, 07:12 PM
#50
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Originally Posted by 2000gs300
997 has wider rear stance than 996... It's very visibly apparent to me at least.
I heard 996 has reving problem? I'm not sure since I don't know Porsche at all.
I heard 996 has reving problem? I'm not sure since I don't know Porsche at all.
I'd hit either
08-03-05, 08:30 PM
#52
Lexus Test Driver
Great looking Porsche, but I REALLY dislike those Exhaust Tips. I saw them up close at the Porsche dealer where they sell them for $160 a pair. I don't like how they look.
08-04-05, 01:12 AM
#54
Lexus Champion
Yah, the 996 Turbo is wider than the 997, which is wider than the standard "narrow body" 996.
The 996 C4 is a narrow body, the 996 C4S is widebody, same body & wheels as the 996 Turbo but without the quarter panel side intake vents. Think of it as a turbo with an "engine delete" option.
Sorry Ethan!
The 996 C4 is a narrow body, the 996 C4S is widebody, same body & wheels as the 996 Turbo but without the quarter panel side intake vents. Think of it as a turbo with an "engine delete" option.
Sorry Ethan!
08-04-05, 02:08 AM
#55
Lexus Fanatic
Originally Posted by SoCalSC4
Yah, the 996 Turbo is wider than the 997, which is wider than the standard "narrow body" 996.
The 996 C4 is a narrow body, the 996 C4S is widebody, same body & wheels as the 996 Turbo but without the quarter panel side intake vents. Think of it as a turbo with an "engine delete" option.
Sorry Ethan!
The 996 C4 is a narrow body, the 996 C4S is widebody, same body & wheels as the 996 Turbo but without the quarter panel side intake vents. Think of it as a turbo with an "engine delete" option.
Sorry Ethan!
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