1985 porsche 944...
12-15-2004, 11:06 PM
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Originally Posted by meissenation
yeah I have no clue what you guys are talking about. I don't know whether there is a difference between the 85 and the 87, but I know for a fact my dad's 1987 porsche 944 4 cyclinder could kick my car's *** any time of the day. It was one of the fastest production cars of it's day... 
If there isn't a difference in engine model, he definitely was either not truthfully racing you or he can't drive a manual. My only complaint is that it gets up to like 55 in no time, once it's up to 75 though it does get a little doggie but if the guy knew how to drive it right sorry bro but he would've wasted you. 
If there isn't a difference in engine model, he definitely was either not truthfully racing you or he can't drive a manual. My only complaint is that it gets up to like 55 in no time, once it's up to 75 though it does get a little doggie but if the guy knew how to drive it right sorry bro but he would've wasted you. those cars look like somethings missing to me
12-16-2004, 11:58 AM
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hmmm, i like porshes, i honestly think if he was driving it write things would flip around a lil, def it was turbo, porshes are very light cars to at that, there not heavy, thats what makes them QUICK!
12-16-2004, 12:26 PM
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its actually a pretty heavy car for a porsche, but definetally lighter than my camaro, not enough to make up for 50 horsepower though....not to mention like...80 more torque.
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