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Critics would say no change there, but there's hope, I think.

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The engine was run in on a test bench by RUF before they installed it into the car.

A Visit to RUF - Page 2 - Porsche General - PistonHeads UK

Use beast

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And do you know what suspension setup RUf uses for the beast?

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Critics would say no change there, but there's hope, I think.

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The engine was run in on a test bench by RUF before they installed it into the car.

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Use beast

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And do you know what suspension setup RUf uses for the beast?

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POST 1Original post

Welcome aboard! You don't do things by half I see. Good man! A Ruf R is the finest car in the world IMO. It just has to be done! Some day I'd love one myself. By the way, you look fairly young in the pics.

POST 2Original post

Wow!...great review Adam.....I will pay extra attention for red 996 appearing in my rear view mirror. Welcome to the board and have fun with your car.

POST 3Original post

A beautifully written report. Trust the car is running as well as everyone hoped? Is there running in procedure for a Ruf vehicle? or did I read correctly and the car was maxed out on collection. DAZ

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks for your kind comments! The RUF is my Pa's The engine was run in on a test bench by RUF before they installed it into the car. We would love to know when the next Bruntingthorpe day is? all the best adam

POST 5Original post

Adam, That write-up on the Ruf trip is simply the finest I have ever seen on any message board anywhere in the entire world (and I spend over 5 hours every day surfing car forums). Ruf is simply the master and I would love to add an R-Turbo to my garage. You mentioned that you may have met me at the 'ring. Unless it was at the 24hr race last year, which I spectated at, it is probably not me, as I've not yet driven the 'ring in it. It sounds like we need to organise the next Brunters Blast as soon as possible, so we can see what Rufs finest can do, although you might have to give about 30 passenger rides........ Guy

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Guy, Thank you very much i met a lot of people over the easter weekend, and there was a very nice chap with a purple skyline with a lot of bhp...I prolly got confused Im sure if im not at school, and my pa isnt out of the country we would be delighted to have a go. The end of May would be a great.. all the best adam

POST 7Original post

Adam, Great write up, congrats! I couldn't quite see on the pics, is your R turbo a wide body version or a narrow body? And do you know what suspension setup RUf uses for the beast? It doesn't look lower than a standard Turbo. How is the comfort on UK roads anyway? And the noise? Nice music I suppose Great car man! Thanks for you replies, Fanch.

POST 8Original post

Speechless! (But it's given me a few ideas [sh1t!])

POST 10Original post

What a fantastic write-up, and what a fantastic car! I particularly like the bit about the snob in the C2 flashing you to move overm then you just leave him for dust! Hope you're enjoying the car, I think that story really is the stuff that dreams are made of!

POST 11Original post

Er, I don't want to knock you (and I enjoyed your write-up ), but if someone in a clapped out Cavalier came up behind me on the motorway and flashed me to move over, I would. Not intended at you directly, but who's the snob, the guy who refuses to be passed by an inferior car, or the guy who wants to make progress and you happen to be in his way? I'm sure you gave it some welly just for the kick and not because you wanted to prove a point to the prole. Like I said, great write-up and hope you have many happy miles in the RUF.

POST 12 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Fanch thanks for the nice words... Here are some answers to your questions. The R Turbo is a widebody Its a medium suspension setup half way between GT2 and Turbo. It is actually quite a bit lower than a stock turbo Comfort on UK roads is good. Obvioulsy not as good as an M5 but the bucket seats are just brilliant, and to be honest trips in the RUF dont take that long or are such an event it doesnt matter..its hard to explain but comfort though admirable isnt great but it doesnt matter Under full accleration it sounds like a jet as all the air is sucked in Derestrictor, glad you liked it but please spill the beans Thanks super marv! Harris, I dont think i was completely clear when i wrote that part...we were coming into a very confined tunnel..the speed limit was very slow and as a result there was a small queue of people already ahead of us in the fast lane...we felt that there would be no point in letting this rude person barge past us. So after about half a km the tunnel ended the speed limit was no non existent (thank you germany!) and the cars in front of us pulled into the slow lane, the rest was a severe mutilation! all the very best adam

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DeR's at the Priory at present undergoing rehab. He keeps muttering "600bhp" and generally making very little sense. Critics would say no change there, but there's hope, I think. Every so often he is prone to expletive outbursts, something along the lines of "Who needs guttering?" and "200 is the Holy Grail". If he can make it to a PC, I'm sure he will enlighten you at some stage. The nursing staff have asked me not to discuss his symptoms for fear of exciting him.

POST 14 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hehehe ok all the best adam

POST 15Original post

Hey Adam, is your RUF 4WD or RWD? I also understand that you can get the R Turbo in different states of tune, 520BHP, 542BHP and 582BHP, which one is yours? Cheers, Marv BTW, big respect to your mum for doing almost 170mph at the 'ring! I suppose with a car like that, its pretty easy, but my mum bricks it when we go anything over 80!

POST 16Original post

Hi Adam, great write up. I have also experienced the same hospitality from Estonia and Alouis. Had my GT3 fully modified by them. Aloius casually gave me the keys to his RTurrbo earlier this year and told me to play with it on the motorway on my own. Of course since then can't get the experience out of my mind, simply a mind blowing car. Might just have to sell my soul to get one! Tell me, does your Pa have problems with ground clearance....i read somewhere recently that one of the options now is an in cabin adjuster for ride height. Mine's a nightmare in NCP car parks and especially Hotel car parks! Can be a serious and very embarrassing problem.

POST 17Original post

I've only officially seen the 550 option for an extra 6000 euro's. I have also heard of the 580 option from others, but nothing from Ruf though.

POST 18Original post

All I can say is wow! Fantastic car fantastic pics and a great read IMO. I love cars and the RUF R turbo is top of my list if I win the lotery Your a lucky man

POST 19 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The car is 4wd...can you imagine my mum driving it RWD The car has the 550bhp, however Mr RUF states that the engine is very strong... Ground clearance isnt too bad with the new spoiler, however sometimes it can scrape but it isnt too bad..and its just one of those things if it happens Thanks again for all the kind words hopefully see some of you guys at bruntingthorpe? all the best adam

POST 20Original post

Estonia RUF told me that they have develeoped a 650bhp car, which should be fun!

POST 21Original post

That's more like it. If your going to spend 130k then you may as well do it properly. 600 has a lovely Mac F1 ring to it. Should at least help fend off Gemballa and Techart's creations. What with all these 500bhp cars becoming common (M5, lambo, audi, vw etc etc...) 600 is essential.

POST 22 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

You are going to have to spend a lot more than 130k to get 600bhp..trust me... all the best adam

POST 23 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

www.bmwm5.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&threadid=30475 I think at the Nurburgring i met Guy with his SKyline? all the best adam

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