YOUR RESEARCH2003 996 RTT or 2007 997 TT ?
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Please, I need some pros and cons on a decision I am trying to make. Do I send my 2003 TT to Ruf for upgrades or order new 2007 997 TT? I would have very similar finances in either project, and other than warranty (which would be huge difference obviously) I am really in a quandary......Help?! thanks kwickr
There are 2 very different budgets here. What are you looking to do? A 997 Turbo is $120K+ options. An 03' Turbo will be $80's-90's depending on options, especially if it is an X50. You only need an air filter, diverter valves, an exhaust and an ECU upgrade to get 600 HP out of an X50 (about $6-7K if going GIAC). For speed the older turbo is a better bacng for the buck.
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