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Thar she blows!
#41

I'm probably the one who qualifies as "special". I had purchased Stage 1 before I'd even found a car, then I took over a year to get it installed.
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#42

actually, you weren't the only one to do that
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94 Midnight Metallic Blue Cab Porsche 968 w/deviating cashmere/black interior and WAY too many mods to list - thanks to eric for creating www.968forums.com



"It isn't nearly as expensive to do it right as it is to do it wrong."
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#43

That is at once intriguing, and a relief.
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#44

Tama you can still be special!
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#45

To Dan's point, the thing I've learned is that shifts come lower - around 5K. I have also become accustomed to free reving low displacment - love it. All things being equal (same transmission after all) the shifts come at a lower point (around 5K rather than 6500) and faster - which means that you get to 60 or 80 or whatever faster.



After a couple of weeks with this in the car I am really, really pleased. The car is just about perfect. My lovely wife doesn't particularly like our little 4-banger and recently suggested that I get my dream car. She thought I might be better off with a smooth riding Merc. So I thought about my "dream car". Forgoing the obvious 458 as I can't afford it I thought, hmmm, late model 911 turbo, a 2013 Boxter or maybe a Z4? I actually drove a 6-cylinder Z4 and what I determined is that the 968, with a few braces, the short shift kit, and this SC is my dream car. It's still extremely nimble and now it is seriously quick. I love it.
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