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I ran with a 996 with the evo sc and JRZ, it makes an intoxicating screeetch.
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My 2004 C4S is currently at Evolution Motorsports undergoing an EVOlution. Rather than painstakingly post every picture here, I have included a link to a web page where I will post all the pictures. I have just a few for now. I pick up the car on Friday so I will post more pics when I get more.
http://cylliance.com/porsche/evo/c4sevolution.htm
My list of upgrades includes:
Evo Big Brake Upgrade - larger 6 piston calipers, stainless brake lines, new pads)
Front and Rear Strut Braces
Bilstein PSS9
B&M Short Shift w Evo Shift Link
Supercharger System - 470HP
Misha GT2 Wing
Carbon Fiber Chin Spoiler
Captain Tal, Congratulations, that's going to be one wicked machine....I know you were inquiring about it, and had gone with your initial wishes, all the best for you man,...Wondering, why Bilstein and not JRZ or Motons. I ran with a 996 with the evo sc and JRZ, it makes an intoxicating screeetch. you'll love it.
Jeeva.
i am not trying anything like that until my warranty gets a lot closer to expiry.
It will turn the Porsche experience into something like a second marriage: and a much cheaper frigging version imo!
Thanks guys.
I plan on keeping this car for another 5 years so I will get my value out of these mods. As for warranty, I guess I will keep my fingers crossed that the intenals will hold as normal. I think I'll be fine. If something were to happen as a direct result of the Supercharger, I believe EVO will stand by their work.
As for the Pss9's, I thought the Motons were awesome but I would not likely extract another $1,000+ from those and the Pss9's are a very good safe bet.
I think you'll be more than fine with both the internals and the PSS9s. Even if you have a problem with the internals, the cost of a replacement engine pales in comparison to the mods you have dropped in this car
Somehow I think you'll survive.
Set aside the cost of a replacement engine in a high interest earning account and consider it "self insurance."
I bet you'll have fun.
You should be fine with pss-9's, it was awesome to see the car with JRZ's/sc on the track, he was right in front of me through a corner, and we were tracking out and the the car in font of both of us gave the passing signal, here I am hanging on to dear life hoping there is enough track to track out, and this guy in the middle of the track out swerves in and flies by, simply incredible. But, pss9's are great, you'll love the setup. Post some more pictures as the project proceeds.
Jeeva
