RSR replica project update 6

[Johnny B]

Wow thats cool Tom thanks

Your car is always one I work towards as a goal to achieve same results

No offence to the other RSR replicas out there as they are all fantastic but with Tom's being Orange and it was one I followed closely on the board.

Heh when they are all finished how about a group photo done by one of the photoshop experts on the board, great background, and a whole lot of stunning machinery, something to hang on the garage wall??

[ischmitz]

Tell us a little bit more about the engine management. Are you using the Bosch Motronic for spark or some other aftermarket setup. BTW, awesome looking car and great color. I also like the 964 gauge. I did the same to my early Targa when I put the 3.6 in. It wasn't too hard to make them work. The fuel gauge needs the electronic sending unit from an early 964. Other than that it's a slam if the tranny has the electronic pickup for speed.

Cheers,
ingo

[Johnny B]

Hello Ingo,

Using standard Bosch motronic with RUF chip that claims a 20hp increase, will dyno when finished and see

thanks for compliments

[Johnny B]

Red964 black paint used was general stonechip with statin black on top

[juicersr]

Johnny B... any updates? Pix?

[tom1394racing]

Hey Jonny B...

I'm interested too!!

Your last post was so tantalizing. What's the current status?

[JasonDTM]

If anyone hasnt said it yet, might want to re-think doing solid mounts while using carbs. I believe I was told the vibrations would cause the fuel to shake and whatnot in the float bowls causing funky stuff.

[Wil Ferch]

Ahhh....look at my post above....we discussed this very matter......

- Wil

[JasonDTM]

D'oh.. sorry about that. I had just figured there was the "Cool" posts on the entire second page. But it is a very well thought out and put together car by the looks of it.

[AZNPLUMBER]

Insane!!

[Johnny B]

thanks for all the latest comments, new uupdates soon i promise

regards

johnny b

[k9handler]

very nice...great details to just awe over for hours!