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Modified Porsche 951 Turbo on 2040-cars

Year:1987 Mileage:150000
Location:

Plano, Texas, United States

Plano, Texas, United States
Advertising:

 1987 Porsche 944 Turbo (951) - 150,000 miles, Clear title, No major accidents, ~6k on the motor build, all work done by Park Place Porsche in Dallas, Texas. Complete Modification list below. $60k+ in receipts, which is about $40k in parts alone. My loss is your gain! Everything works, and the only problems are two dings on passenger side, Passenger side window regulator needs to be replaced, and minimal rock chips. The car is in AMAZING condition for its age. Can be a daily driver is necessary, It's time for a new toy. Adult owned by myself for 10+ years. Call JJ at 469-569-8333. Serious Inquires only please. Thank you.

ENGINE:

Lindsey Racing Knife-edged, Cross-drilled, Balanced, & Micro Polished Crankshaft
Lindsey Racing Stage II Cylinder Head
Lindsey Racing Super 61 Turbo w/#8 hot housing
Lindsey Racing Race Valve Spring Set
Lindsey Racing Billet Fuel Rail Kit
Lindsey Racing Stage 5 Intercooler
Lindsey Racing Oil Pan Baffle Kit
Lindsey Racing Stage 3 Mass Air Flow Kit
Lindsey Racing Intercooler Hard Pipes
Lindsey Racing Manual Boost Control Kit
Lindsey Racing Modified Wide Fire Ring Head Gasket
Lindsey Racing Cylinder Head Steam Vent Kit
Lindsey Racing Billet Aluminum Expansion Tank
Lindsey Racing Silicone Vacuum Line throughout
Lindsey Racing Mafterburner Piggy Back Fuel Controller
Lindsey Racing Magnacore 8mm Silicone Plug Wires
Lindsey Racing Billet Aluminum Ultra Mounts
Lindsey Racing Clubgate wastegate
Web-Cam #274 grind camshaft
Eugo 2000 Wideband O2 Sensor Kit
Bosch High Volume Fuel Pump
Pauter Forged Connecting Rods
Factory .50mm oversize Forged Alloy Piston Set
Late Version Oil Pan Windage insert
New Porsche Main, Rod, and Balance Shaft Bearings
New Porsche Water Pump
New Porsche Cam and Balance Shaft Adjuster Pulleys & Idler Rollers
New Porsche Timing & Balance Shaft Belts
New Porsche Crank, Cam & Balance shaft seal races
Porsche Head Repair gasket set
New Porsche Bottom End Gasket / Seal Kit
New Porsche Hydraulic Lifters
Evo Motorsports Billet Blow-off valve
Engine components painted with Ceramic High Temp Paint
Powder Coated Intake Manifold, Cam Housing, & Cam Gear Housing
Venturi tube/cycling valve delete package
New Porsche Radiator
New Porsche A/C Compressor
New Cad plated hardware
42 pound Bosch Fuel Injectors
Porsche O.E. Oil Filter
New O.E. Porsche engine temp. senders (at head)
Custom additional oil cooler system with stainless Aeroquip hoses
Weltmeister DME & KLR chips
New Porsche Spark Plugs
Porsche Distributor Cap & Rotor

EXHAUST:

Lindsey Racing 3" Exhaust System (to be upgraded to 3" downpipe w/4" straight thru exhaust)
Exhaust system is Thermal Coated
Magna Flow Catalytic Convertor
Lindsey Racing 2-piece Cross-over Pipe
Thermal coated headers

BODY:

Lindsey Racing Stage 5 Header Panel
Lindsey Racing A-pillar Gauge Pod
Custom "951" Aluminum pedal set
Momo Cobra billet shift knob
Autometer Cobalt electronic fuel, vacuum/boost gauges
NPR back-lit white faced gauge faces
Blue carbon fiber dash face & center console panels
Racing Dynamics Strut Brace
Rebuilt front control arm ball joints & bushings
New Porsche steering rack & tie rods
968 M030 Front Sway Bar^aˆ¦^aˆ¦30mm
968 M030 Rear Sway Bar^aˆ¦^aˆ¦19mm...3-hole adjustable
Koni adjustable strut insert w/height adjustment
Koni rear coilover shocks w/separate adjustable compression & rebound
Rear torsion bars deleted
Racers Edge billet camber plates
Hypercoil springs front & rear
18" Anterra 5-spoke wheels w/custom paint blend (smoked - black and clear)
235-40-18 Yokohama AVS ES100 tires, front
275-40-18 Yokohama AVS ES100 tires, rear
Blue metallic powder coated Brembo brake calipers
Brembo cross-drilled brake rotors
Stainless steel brake lines
GT Racing front splitter
Porsche 968 outer mirrors
Brey Krause 4-point harness bar
TeamTech 6-point Harnesses
European fog/driving light assemblies
European H4 headlight conversion
All side & tailight lenses smoke tinted
Nano-Ceramic window tinting
Mirror finish Deep Gloss black paint job

TRANS & DRIVETRAIN:

Lindsey Racing Stage 3 SPEC clutch kit w/Hybrid Puck/Kevlar Disc
Lindsey Racing Lightweight SPEC Aluminum Pressure Plate
Weltmeister Short Shift Kit


Call JJ at 469-569-8333 for any questions or anything not covered you may have questions about.

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