Subject	TT or older 911 for Road Course Driving - Assistance
Posted by	TurboRocket on August 20, 2000 at 7:26 AM
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Message	I am planning to set up a track car for myself for performance driving schools. I am currently torn between the TT and setting up an older 911. I currently have a 90 TT with stage III. If I set up my TT: - how much more upgrades would I need? - brakes - Skyline vs. Brembo vs. AP - what would I need? - I think the TT weighs about 3300 lbs - how light can I make this car if I gutted it, and added carbon fiber or race panels? What is the best source for these parts? - Suspension - I will be updating to Tokico 5-ways, Eibach springs; and polyurethane bushings - any other considerations? - Power - I am upgrading to HKS intercoolers. What else should I consider? - Drive line - any tranny, driveshaft or rear diff upgrades suggested? - Wheels and tires - What is the largest size rears I can use without body modification? Any considerations if I wanted to set up a 911?
Follow Ups	TT or older 911 for Road Course Driving - Assistance - TurboRocket 07:26:18 08/20/00 Re: TT or older 911 for Road Course Driving - Assistance - Avalon Ent - Racing Division 07:41:14 08/20/00 Hey Paul, detail ? On Black car.... - ZBlacktt 08:35:16 08/20/00 Don't use those brushes!! - Carlos Ramirez 10:06:35 08/20/00 Re: Hey Paul, detail ? On Black car.... - Avalon Ent - Racing Division 12:23:56 08/20/00 My god Paul.....thats a hell of a setup - SteAmyZ (T-Top Bag Man) 09:09:39 08/20/00 Re: My god Paul.....thats a hell of a setup - Avalon Ent - Racing Division 12:27:42 08/20/00 General advice for a '87 911 owner - Dean 07:44:49 08/20/00 I'de recommend a 911... - zippin 09:29:56 08/20/00 911 can kick some aZZ on the track. One SCCA Solo2 guy I>>> - ND 4 ZPD 13:20:21 08/20/00 Re: TT or older 911 for Road Course Driving - Assistance - 300zx 14:11:58 08/20/00 I Own A 69 Porsche :) MY OPINIONS! - 250r 18:40:16 08/20/00 go w/the 911. much better track car. loved my old SC.>> - twinz 07:16:52 08/21/00
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