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Re: 993 Turbo
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john999s said:
Why not look for a tuned 996 TT. It's going to be cheaper than a 993 Turbo don't you think? 996 TT values are going through the floor since the 997TT was announced.
I think a tuned 993TT would be even better (and that resale value will always be there)...
Apr 9, 2006 6:32:57 PM
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Apr 9, 2006 6:55:34 PM
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Re: 993 Turbo
Hmm, I like the motivation for getting a new car... getting smoked at the stop lights. Why don't you install NOS on your 996 Turbo? ...maybe you can change the gear ratio as well to make it quicker 0-60... and throw out the back seats, should spare some weight. Okay mate, I am out of good ideas.
Apr 9, 2006 6:56:59 PM
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Re: 993 Turbo
I never had a 993. Wanted one but could never afford it. Whilst I see you are clearly amused by my suggestion, (NEVER! lol.), I found my 996 to be a good car 
. OK. Perhaps not as hand made as 993. Perhaps a 993 has more passion-though what does that mean? But I have to say personally I'd buy a much earlier 911 if I wanted a car for resale, character and the old Porsche 'feel', but as a cheap (now) reliable quick car, I still rather like the 996.
. OK. Perhaps not as hand made as 993. Perhaps a 993 has more passion-though what does that mean? But I have to say personally I'd buy a much earlier 911 if I wanted a car for resale, character and the old Porsche 'feel', but as a cheap (now) reliable quick car, I still rather like the 996.
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