Converting my 1995 Porsche C4 Cab To A Turbo
#3
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Hmmm......where else did we see similar recently? https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...onversion.html
(But everyone has to understand that this has been going on for nearly 40 years with whatever generation of these cars.)
(But everyone has to understand that this has been going on for nearly 40 years with whatever generation of these cars.)
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#8
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Why not supercharge the engine and regear the tranny with that budget? It will end up cheaper than a turbo and still recoup $0.50 to the dollar should you decide to go back to stock.
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#12
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Anyway, at one time when Colin @ Ninemeister was showing us his handiwork on a 993 Speedster conversion, he mentioned to me that chopping the top of my 4S wouldn't be that big of a deal, all things considered.
#14
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C4 should already have the right running gear (hydraulic assist for the brakes, bigger brakes, etc). Simple motor swap should be all that you need to do...
I don't know that I would try to add aftermarket turbos to an NA motor though...
Turbo had larger axles in the rear, not sure about the front..
I don't know that I would try to add aftermarket turbos to an NA motor though...
Turbo had larger axles in the rear, not sure about the front..
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C4 should already have the right running gear (hydraulic assist for the brakes, bigger brakes, etc). Simple motor swap should be all that you need to do...
I don't know that I would try to add aftermarket turbos to an NA motor though...
Turbo had larger axles in the rear, not sure about the front..
I don't know that I would try to add aftermarket turbos to an NA motor though...
Turbo had larger axles in the rear, not sure about the front..
I think the most cost effective way to boost that cab would be to contact Protomotive and purchase a stage I or II turbo kit for the NA motor. I think a used 993TT motor would run $25K+++(if not more with the 993 values the way they are) plus all the stuff/labour needed to make it work vs. the Protomotive kit which starts at $12K and seems pretty bolt-on AFAIK.. At least the R&R would be already done for you and you could spend the remainder of your budget on internals and tuning.
C4 does not have the Turbo/C4S big red brakes.