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Smile I just listened to a 935 and 962...

A few years ago I purchased Nick Mason's book "At The Limit" which for those of you that don't know about it is basically a test drive report about some of the finer cars in his collection. The pictures and stories are unbelievable and the cars are amazing: 935, 962, Bugatti, Jaguar, Ferrari, Maserati, etc...

Anyway, I recently came across the same book which was distributed in the UK and titled "Into The Red" however that version came with a CD attached to the inside cover.

Thinking that it was some type of Pink Floyd song you can imagine my surprise when I popped the CD in and heard the sounds of each of the cars. For someone stuck in the middle of the winter doldrums this was a quick pick-me up. Man did that 935 and 962 sound good! I actually found myself closing my eyes and imagining that I was behind the wheel.

I'd highly recommend either version of the book but especially the one with the CD if you can get it.

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Somebody who can encode it in mp3?
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A friend of mine in the Silver Sage PCA region sent me a Porsche "Exhaust notes" CD.
It friggin' rocks!
I'll sit in our hooch, listening to the GT-1/GT-2 test session at full blast... my team mates just walk by slowly shaking their heads...
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Nick Mason's book is one of the coolest things I have ever read! I think I've read it maybe a dozen times! I highly recomend this book to everyone. A definate for the Porche library!!
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Mikkel: Sorry to not post back sooner but I just logged in today for the first time. No, that is not the CD I was referring to but that one looks pretty promising also. I am going to go listen to the links you posted. Thanks.


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Thanks Mikkel for the sounds!

Did anyone else notice in the first link, that the valves on the SC where loose?
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Interesting. I don't know about the others, but the 935 sound can be found on the Porsche web site
http://www.us.porsche.com/english/unlimited/soundgallery/default.htm

That's actually the 935/78 "Baby" which had a displacement of approximately 1.4 liters, built to "take on" BMW in the under-2-liter class (1.4 liters, because of the 1.4 multiplier on the displacement for turbo engines).

I love it when the driver stands on it, and just when a mere mortal car would upshift, the 935 winds up for what sounds like another 1000 rpm.

That's right, Porsche "took on" BMW- actually built a different engine, and a special 1600 pound lightweight car with aluminum subframes, super-light bodywork, no front oil coolers, etc., just to mess with Munich. A far cry from the Porsche of today, in my opinion.

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