Poster of This?

[epbrown]

I've been reading Porsche 944 by Brian Long and it's got a cool picture of a completely disassembled 944. Does anyone know if a poster of the image below exists?

Emanuel

[SoCal Driver]

Now THAT is a kit car!

[Sabyre]

Excellent Picture!

[Macfreak007]

I like this one, a 944 jigsaw,

[VINMAN]

Originally posted by Macfreak007
I like this one, a 944 jigsaw,

Looks like my garage, only more organized

[Blackfoot]

what's that big part lower right, in first pic?

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[todwic]

Oil pan.

[BlueQuestTSi]

Originally posted by epbrown

I'd be pretty ticked off when I got it all together, and realized it didn't have a gas tank, fuel lines or brake lines

[Sabyre]

I'd be pretty ticked off when I got it all together, and realized it didn't have a gas tank, fuel lines or brake lines

I think they are still in the car along with the coolant res, flippy lights, and seatbelts.

[epbrown]

Originally posted by Sabyre
I think they are still in the car along with the coolant res, flippy lights, and seatbelts.

As well as the carpets and other miscellany.

Emanuel

[Blackfoot]

what would get me is the stink of exhaust fumes being sucked through where the hatch once was.

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[Sabyre]

LMAO...Where is that damn hatch! Good eye.

[epbrown]

Also in the book is a reproduction of an ad showing all the parts used to make a 944 a 951. Submitted for your enjoyment:



Emanuel

[very~worn~944]

UMMM....First pic...i think I found something here...That is an N/A correct? then what is that thing that looks like a snail below the control arms? and is that intake mani a turbo or not?

[MrPants]

the alternator

[ronin]

Originally posted by epbrown
Also in the book is a reproduction of an ad showing all the parts used to make a 944 a 951. Submitted for your enjoyment:



Emanuel

now THAT'S the picture I've been searching for. I saw this one some time ago and always wanted a copy. this is what should be included in the answer to any thread or post that asks about "turbo"-ing an N/A. whenever the hapless victim asks that age-old question of what it takes to make the conversion, simply post this image and politely say "sure, it's easy really. just buy and install all these parts....

or simply get a turbo!"

[Don 944 LA]

Originally posted by ronin
now THAT'S the picture I've been searching for. I saw this one some time ago and always wanted a copy. this is what should be included in the answer to any thread or post that asks about "turbo"-ing an N/A. whenever the hapless victim asks that age-old question of what it takes to make the conversion, simply post this image and politely say "sure, it's easy really. just buy and install all these parts....

or simply get a turbo!"

This is true.....

I have found through the offroad comminity that I once was a dear part of, that when you increase HP in an engine, well, you better be able to handle it down the line. You need beefier shafts and drivetrain as a whole.
Ronin you are absolutely correct. I am an underqualified person at best, but I know, more juice more torque needs more drivetrain and suspension.

The 944 IMHO is a work of art. Well balanced and pristine in handling.
I have been a fabricator of nesesaty(sp) and function in the past.
I would not even imagine changing the beutiful sweetness that is the 944 to anything other....

Wait a minute, what was this thread about ( just ramblin drunk )


note on the pics of the garages ::::

I MISS MY GARAGE !!!!!!!!!!

Don ( pardon the mess )

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Gold exterior / Black interior
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Lookin for ideas etc...

[ronin]

Don is ju-uiced! Don is ju-uiced!

just leave the keys in the drawer, and Merry Christmas, Don!

[Don 944 LA]

Originally posted by ronin
Don is ju-uiced! Don is ju-uiced!

just leave the keys in the drawer, and Merry Christmas, Don!

AMEN brother

[justin]

Originally posted by Blackfoot
what's that big part lower right, in first pic?

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coolant tank.......