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here is my 83 944 its had many new upgrades such as,weltmeister throttle responce cam,custom maf kit,circle earth grounding kit,new radiator and lower temp thermo switch,centerforce duel friction performance clutch,new transmission, new leather raceing seats,spw steering wheel with momo adaptor,custom oil preasure gauge and voltage gauge,some custom interior work done(not sure if im gonna change again),2 10" lanzar max subwoofers, 4000 watt lanzar amp,5 farad power cap,5% tint on rear windows and 35% on doors,halo( angel eye)projecter head lights,also have lindsey raceing 8mm performance wires and bosch +4 pluggs, etc....
plains to: put custom 3" excaust on with header,msd ignition and blaster coil,new injectors and fuel rail,bigger throttle body, body kit and paint and i just ordered fr wilks power prom chip with duel adaptor.. theres most likely more stuff that im just forgetting about that ive done or am going to do ive only had the car for 9 months..all in all i love it even if it isnt a turbo..i sold my 92 eagle talon tsi for this car..upload pics of talon soon and more of the porsche
havent finished install on grounding kit yet
un sure if im gonna keep the red on every thing or add more like to the vents...let me know if any one has ideas
also installing custom dvd monitor in dash where hole is for center speaker
just inverted the subs to test out but they are very close to the glass.the box was made for them to hit best like this.. so i might build a new box for safty(dont want them to hit) will post db scores when i hit the next comp...
thinking of changeing the red to more of a red iodized chrome metal look for interior instead of plain red
these are icw raceing 17" rims 205-40-17 tires that im putting on as soon as i get hub adaptors.
stock rims are beat.but they do have new pirellis on them
as far as i know its never been out in the winter..ive been going threw this car with a fine tooth comb redoing it and no rust! now that kicks azz..
