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2Fast
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DS-777
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Thats the car of a guy on the board. His name is MrMad or something like that. He posted here a while ago. You can do a search if you'd like.
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Neil924
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| DS-777 wrote: | | Thats the car of a guy on the board. His name is MrMad or something like that. He posted here a while ago. You can do a search if you'd like. |
I think I would remember that car. PORSCHEV has a yellow souped up beast, perhaps you're thinking of him? |
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2Fast
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| Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2008 10:55 am Post subject: |
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| Neil924 wrote: | | DS-777 wrote: | | Thats the car of a guy on the board. His name is MrMad or something like that. He posted here a while ago. You can do a search if you'd like. |
I think I would remember that car. PORSCHEV has a yellow souped up beast, perhaps you're thinking of him? |
It makes me mad that every body assumes its a 944, when it has a 4 lug bolt pattern, carrera Gt fenders, and no rear spoiler.
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2Fast
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| Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2008 10:58 am Post subject: |
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| Neil924 wrote: | | DS-777 wrote: | | Thats the car of a guy on the board. His name is MrMad or something like that. He posted here a while ago. You can do a search if you'd like. |
I think I would remember that car. PORSCHEV has a yellow souped up beast, perhaps you're thinking of him? |
No, It is mrmad! Do a search!
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endwrench
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Meet mrmad:
http://www.924board.org/viewtopic.php?t=17275
Todd
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2Fast
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yeah, thats the post I just saw!
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tuurbo
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Location: East Windsor, New Jersey
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| Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2008 12:14 pm Post subject: |
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Cool burnout but it must suck in the rain - all that water soaking your engine... 
PS that ain't no 924 it's some Frankenstein creation!
I really really liked those brakes on the front - but he has the four bolt setup so I'm assuming they're the stock system - if that's right, so where did he get the red calipre set for the front? Was that a Porsche piece or some aftermarket?
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joecitizennn
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| Beautiful car, but I were the one who built it I would not be spending time wasting tires to impress everybody. |
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tuurbo
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Lizard
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I have met/spoke with the owner in person, pretty impressive car that is for sure.
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Eturbo924
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sorry had cross up on posting
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joecitizennn
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A solid rear axle? WTF? I guess he managed to turn a porsche into a mustang.
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Maybe924
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Doesn't seem like its very much 924 anymore?  I'd much rather see a totally tricked out 2-liter turboed or SCed lump putting out 250hp rather than that beast.
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jazz guy
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| Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2008 1:32 am Post subject: |
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Guys,
I've got to play tle devil's advocate here. While this car isn't what I would spend my money on, I can appreciate it. It looks like a well executed conversion, that I'm sure took quite a bit of money, and boat-loads of time and expertise to finish. Some of you guys throwing barbs need to chill, and realize that this wasn't meant to please you, it was created to please the owner.
Fact of the matter is, on anything other than a tight mountain road or autocross course, this car could blast down the straights, idle around the corners, and still beat a 924. Maybe this was a slight exaggeration... maybe... but you get the point.
I think one should be careful when evoking the, "It's not even a real Porsche anymore," platitude. Remember, that is exactly what the Porsche snobs say about our cars.
Cheers, Brian |
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