I love seeing these pictures of the 924/944/968s , as they are still gorgeous machines so many years later. They may not have the more predominant design many associate with Porsche, but I feel their design can stand alone as a very beautiful automotive shape.
Now, those of you who race one, don't be shy and share any track videos with those of us on Carpoke's who are also track rats ( of course that could be almost all of us , ha ).
Re: 944 N/A Picture Thread
Posted: Sat Dec 09, 2023 7:41 am
by ItsSunnyD
WillyDaP wrote: Sat Dec 09, 2023 6:57 am
I love seeing these pictures of the 924/944/968s , as they are still gorgeous machines so many years later. They may not have the more predominant design many associate with Porsche, but I feel their design can stand alone as a very beautiful automotive shape.
Now, those of you who race one, don't be shy and share any track videos with those of us on Carpoke's who are also track rats ( of course that could be almost all of us , ha ).
i cant add .MOV files so they had to be zipped. Nothing crazy just some autocross. Also I am running All Season tires hence the tire squeal.
Re: 944 N/A Picture Thread
Posted: Sat Dec 09, 2023 8:10 am
by WillyDaP
Well, next time around you need to slap on some of the new 200 TWR rubber. The 924/944s etc. are so light and easy on tires , you will get good wear and your times will increase dramatically. Key rubber to check out in your future;
1. Bridgestone RE71RSs
2. Falken RT660s
3. Nankang CR-Ss
4. Yokohama A052s
There are some others that are a bit less sticky that are still a big improvement over your current, though more for Endurance racing or HPDEs.
Thanks for posting ! Reminds me of a good friend with a 944 who raced against me in my RX7 4 decades back. We would trade off and it was amazing how close the two cars were on an autocross course.
Re: 944 N/A Picture Thread
Posted: Sat Dec 09, 2023 4:33 pm
by dreamaura
Here's my recently acquired 1989 2.7! Would love to go out with my proper camera to a more scenic spot, but we got snow right after I got it, so now that the roads are all salty that'll have to wait until spring, boo!
Re: 944 N/A Picture Thread
Posted: Sat Dec 09, 2023 7:47 pm
by blueline
dreamaura wrote: Sat Dec 09, 2023 4:33 pm
Here's my recently acquired 1989 2.7! Would love to go out with my proper camera to a more scenic spot, but we got snow right after I got it, so now that the roads are all salty that'll have to wait until spring, boo!
That's still a pretty fine picture - the car looks great! Awesome color too.
Re: 944 N/A Picture Thread
Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2023 10:08 am
by johan
Here's mine, 1985 type 2. When I bought it 2 years ago, it still had a real 1980's car phone antenna. I replaced it with a FM/DAB+ antenne, used with a new retro Blaupunkt SQR 46 Bremen radio. The car needed serious maintenance, I replaced all shocks, front control arms, front wheel bearings, intermediate steering shaft, brake rotors and pads, water/oil cooler gasket, oil pan gasket, motor mounts, inner door panels, mirror adjustment motors, headlights, etc etc. Still plenty of work to do.
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Re: 944 N/A Picture Thread
Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2023 10:52 am
by WillyDaP
Nice shot, as it shows off the profile and regardless of what Porsche ( or any vehicle you own ) the lines of the 944 are Classic in their own right. Just a stunning silhouette imho!
Re: 944 N/A Picture Thread
Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2023 3:13 pm
by blueline
johan wrote: Mon Dec 11, 2023 10:08 am
Here's mine, 1985 type 2. When I bought it 2 years ago, it still had a real 1980's car phone antenna. I replaced it with a FM/DAB+ antenne, used with a new retro Blaupunkt SQR 46 Bremen radio. The car needed serious maintenance, I replaced all shocks, front control arms, front wheel bearings, intermediate steering shaft, brake rotors and pads, water/oil cooler gasket, oil pan gasket, motor mounts, inner door panels, mirror adjustment motors, headlights, etc etc. Still plenty of work to do.
Wonderful Porsche and I love the setting too!
Welcome to Carpokes Johan!
Re: 944 N/A Picture Thread
Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2024 3:11 pm
by michaelmount123
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This is a Porsche 933 D/Prod chassis with a 4V 944 engine. Back in the day it was quite quick. There were many FTD laps, and it embarrassed all the turbo cars. Great handling car, 1980 lbs. wet. If I posted this photo before, I apologize. I just ran across it again. MM