This right here could make me want a turbo

[JeremyD]

[Dutchie]

Bello's car ?

[GH85Carrera]

That is a real fire breather.

[ChkbookMechanic]

I don't think anyone would tailgate you with those flames coming out of the rear.

[Diamond911]

those glowing pipes are pretty cool.......and the flamage!

[88-diamondblue]

WOW! I tell you what, WOW!!! Wouldn't have to get the torch out to get the nuts off that exhaust.

[DasBoot]

[JeremyD]

Originally Posted by Dutchie

Bello's car ?

I don;t think so - different exhaust config

[EarlyPorsche]

What on Earth does "bellos" engine consist of to make 1229HP!?

[450knotOffice]

Holy smokes!!

[DasBoot]

Originally Posted by EarlyPorsche

What on Earth does "bellos" engine consist of to make 1229HP!?

[rattlsnak]

I have some cool photos of my C2T spitting out flames like that at Road Atlanta from a few years ago. Although it looks cool, it is not set up right. Flames are caused by unburned fuel that ignites when it hits the hot exhaust. Fast, yes, but not 'correct' per say. On a properly set up race car you will see a 'spits' of flames on throttle release, but never a super long one (as far a time goes).

But, still cool looking....

[Flieger]

via Paul Woodbury...

[juicersr]

Originally Posted by rattlsnak

. Flames are caused by unburned fuel that ignites when it hits the hot exhaust. Fast, yes, but not 'correct' per say. On a properly set up race car you will see a 'spits' of flames on throttle release, but never a super long one (as far a time goes).

But, still cool looking....

Correct, the early 934's/ 935's were flamed due to very overrich conditions on the CIS and MFI cars to prevent detonation, but on EFI cars, don't see as much if tuned right, except off throttle

Before proper tuning


After tuning

[juicersr]

Some extreme flamage on the track of the early factory 935

[Finnbar McKenna]

There is no other car I wanted more as a kid gorwing up than 930.
They are the best car Porsche has made IMHO... they are just raw sports cars.. I love them !

[RarlyL8]

The cherry exhaust looks spectacular but to me would seem to be a fire hazard and indicate a problem of some sort.
There is no way the exhaust system could stand that abuse for long. Engine life is surely short as well.

[Dutchie]

Nothing like the exhausts on Eddie's car indeed Jeremy. His must be something like Poorboy's twin turbo


Cheers,

Ed