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r1champ
03-08-2002, 02:02 PM
need a good track bike, the r1 is cool, but am limited to racing only in the unlimited class, if you got a good 600cc -750cc will trade.

Black Porsche 944 85½ 2.5 litre
over 20k invested within the last 2 years (receipts for almost everything)



142.2k miles on car and less than 100 miles on rebuilt motor (not even broken in yet)



-rebuilt European 944 Engine, 2.5, 163 hp with Deves Piston Rings
paid $6,500.00 for this alone.
-rebuilt Porsche 944 Transmission 5-Gear paid $2,900.00 for this alone.
-rebuilt front end
-Weltmeister Chipped
-headers
-lorenzo exhaust
-k&n air filter
-new steering rack
-new KYB gas shocks
-new z-rated low radial tires
-new radiator
-new power steering unit
-new alternater
-new AC pump
-new throttle body
-new windshield wiper motor front and rear (holly crap were those expensive!)
-new brake calipers front and rear (powder coated red)
-new Slotted Brake Discs (Front)
-new brake master and slave cylinders
-new O.E.M. Brake Pads
-new Bosch Spark Plugs
-new fuel pump
-new Weltmeister Deck & trunk Lid Shocks
-new Bosch Oxygen Sensor
-new 7mm silicone cased high-intensity solid copper core ignition wires
-new (Sachs) racing clutch
-new Clutch Master and Slave Cylinder
-new Flywheel
-new all belts and bearings including timing belt

other stuff includes: AC, power drivers seat, power windows, heated power mirrors, custome plate (spscwby), passes smog,
rear window defroster, beige Leather interior, 15" Alloy Wheels, boston acoustic speakers (all around)

Comperssion ratio 10.6:1
Valves 2 per cylinder, SOHC
Fuel injection Bosch L-Jetronic
Max power, bhp @ rpm 163 @ 5800
Max torque, lb ft / Nm @ rpm 151 / 205 @ 3000
Rearwheel drive, 5-speed manual, rear transaxle

ok now heres whats wrong with her.
- theres a power draw somewhere which drains the battery if left parked for more than 2 days, its either the clifford alarm that needs to be removed or could be the battery cable itself.
- no back seat (removed to install custom speaker box, just never got around to finishing it)
- minor body work

to be honest with you Porsches cost an arm and a leg to maintain, sometimes i wish i never bought her. whoever gets this gets a great and almost brandnew 944, this car is fast and has been considered to be one of the better handling Porsche's with perfect 50/50 weight distribution.

theSteveCo
03-08-2002, 02:08 PM
I've got an '01 Kawi 6E fer ya! :burnout

Oh, and my '77 911 will kick your Porsche's ASS! :troy

AND - my daddy can beat up YOUR daddy!

:twofinger :twofinger

r1champ
03-08-2002, 02:14 PM
yup your 77 911 definatly will, but thats cars (doesnt take too much skill just cash)

DjAxis
03-11-2002, 03:38 PM
As much as I wouldn't mind another Porsche, why do you want to trade and what exactly are you willing to trade for? Are you looking only for 2001 and higher or are you willing to trade for an older bike? Inquiring minds want to know

dj

250gpracer
03-30-2002, 11:48 PM
Originally posted by r1champ


to be honest with you Porsches cost an arm and a leg to maintain, sometimes i wish i never bought her.

just a tip dude... next time u advertise to sell your porsche, don't include that part!! :twofinger