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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Was in Monterey/SF for the weekend to cover the Concorso Italiano event, beautiful weather and cars...here's a few shots for the Porsche contingency...

POST 2Original post

Here are pictures of the RUF Turbo with their Nardo package that I took last week. This car was probably the coolest car on the whole Essen exhibition. Especially if you consider 0-100 km/h in 3.2-3.3 sec. and 0-200 km/h in 10 seconds and a top speed over 360 km/h (225 mph) with new gearing. The car produces over 630 HP in the engine dyno. The package is avaible to the Porsche 996TT and not only to RUF Vin. The conversion takes approximately 2 weeks + 1 week for testing. It concists of new turbos, headers, air intake, ecu, titanium conrods, clutch, air filter, exhaust with enlarged tips and more. The price is over € 50 000 + tax. Note that there are different rims on each side. There are also pictures of the Hartge H50 with a 5 litre V8 with compressor...sorry if I don't have any detailed information. I'm sorry if the images are quite big, but the jpg compression didn't really make it with this color otherwise. Laser etched logo on the side mirrors. (Original post) http://www.rs6.com/forum/showthread....7754#post17754

POST 4Original post

Note the hidden roll cage. This is EXCELLENT work! Mr. Alois RUF and his creation...

POST 5Original post

Thanks for sharing... I want the Riv-blue RUFTT so bad!!!

POST 6Original post

I guess that price tag does not include upgraded suspension or brakes... BTW - are those stock brakes on the RUF?? I also like the new 3 pc. wheels

POST 8Original post

WOW - the new RUF 3 piece wheels are very nice - notice the integrated roll bar in alcantara - wow

POST 12Original post

Quote: The front calipers look HUGE, and do say RUF on them. btw, I love the suede roof lining

POST 13Original post

those screws on the fender add-ons are hideous....

POST 14Original post

Is it just me...or do they have different wheels on the left and right sides of the car? Or are there two Rturbos?

POST 16Original post

that IRC is nice, the only safe way to have a cage on the street w/o wearing a helmet all the time....

POST 17Original post

Quote: No way! They are awesome! Like the 993GT2. Not your grandma's classy Porsche anymore! Bring out the raw sportscar in every Porsche! I love it!!

POST 19Original post

Between the robin egg blue and the fenders....butt ugly! i can appreciate the performance of it though.

POST 21Original post

There is no way in hell you can call that car ugly if you saw it in person. That is one of the finest 911's ever created. Period.

POST 22Original post

[Image-only or quote-only post; no author-written text.] http://www.rs6.com/pics/Various/RUF-Essen-2003-23.jpg http://www.rs6.com/pics/Various/RUF-Essen-2003-20.jpg http://www.rs6.com/pics/Various/RUF-Essen-2003-19.jpg http://www.rs6.com/pics/Various/RUF-Essen-2003-13.jpg

POST 23Original post

I saw it in person, and despite its performance, I have to agree, it does look like it got blessed by the ugly fairy.

POST 24Original post

Great pics Erik, There is just something about a real RUF, the brakes arent stock, they are 380mm 6 pistons from brembo, specially made/designed/orderd for RUF, they are good, and can sustain a lot of punishment The new 3 piece alloys are very veyr light, but i prefer the look of the originals even though the originals are very heavy... all the best adam

POST 25Original post

I would have to say that that is one of the nicest 996's Ive ever seen.

POST 26Original post

about the IRC...If this car is equiped with the IRC, how do you tell? It looks like the pillars are thicker, but there isn't any rear hoop bar it looks like...??? very nice car...I love it!

POST 27Original post

id do anything for a RUF. damn the world i wish i got one

POST 28Original post

that IRC cost 7000 USD just to order it with a Ruf Vin Car =_=" I bet this car cost more than 250,000 US... since the base price for 520hp Ruf is already 185G US conversion 7G Turbo Width with Ruf Air Scoop 9800 IRC 7671 If narrow body with ruf air scoop then 11800 2wd with enlarged gas tank 5800 leather 6136 lets say the new conversion cost 40,000 if ordered from factory =_=" calculate it urself...

POST 29Original post

I saw it in person. That is the best looking 996 ever, period - modded[bling] or not. Quintessential 911.

POST 30Original post

so far 260G... + 10G shipping...+ tax + registration and bla bla bla I think this car cost more than a Lambo Murcielago @_@...300G

POST 31Original post

Well, there you have it, Both the folks with taste and those without it have spoken.

POST 34Original post

Quote: Nah, more like those that appreciate the history of the 911, and those that believe 911 styling crecendoed with the 996.

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