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Check articles section if you didn't get one in email

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There was an article about RUF's plans for the Cayman in the October newsletter, check the Articles section if you didn't get one in Email.

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There was an article about RUF's plans for the Cayman in the October newsletter, check the Articles section if you didn't get one in Email.

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POST 1Original post

-------------------- Thank you for contacting RUF in the USA. We will be evaluating the Cayman for possible engine conversions. It should be very similar to the Boxster S, so we hope the 3.8 liter (Carrera S) engine swap will be possible. Once the Cayman has been released, we will know for sure. Thanks ---- RUF Auto Centre 214/269-1571 ______________________ Amazing, aint it? I wonder what else these guys are up to?

POST 2Original post

There was an article about RUF's plans for the Cayman in the October newsletter, check the Articles section if you didn't get one in Email.

POST 4Original post

The Cayman Club Newsletter, sent monthly from this website to all users accepting email in their profiles. I keep back copies of them here on the website in the Articles section. Either you are a new user since the newsletter went out, or you have receive email turned off in your profile.

POST 5Original post

wow... a $40K upgrade for the full conversion? Can't I just ask for the basic engine upgrade without the extra bling?

POST 6Original post

No. That's 40k for the motor upgrade. No bLiNg.

POST 7Original post

I guess i'm not suprised for the $140 000+ combo of the Cayman S(with the performance upgrades, etc) and Carrera S engine. But I guess there's no other way to increase 100HP while remaining NA and street drivibility, is there?

POST 8Original post

Crazy Fast, I'm not sure where the $140k comes from. Say you spend $75k for a new Cauman S, and spend $40k at RUF, that's still only $115k. Personally if I'm out for a RUF engine swap anyways, I'd buy a used Cayman S with uber high miles to lower my initial price of admission. But that's just me. CP

POST 9Original post

My mistake. My 'virtual' Cayman S (from the site, I'm currently waiting to hit dealerships) sets me back $80800 US. I accidently typed in the Canadian conversion, about $104,000. With this addition, it comes up to $120800 US, a reasonable price, considering that a Carrera S (with all other porsches) needs a fair bit of do'h to have the amazing options. ($121,470 US)

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