Has anyone done the Ruf 997 S/C conversion ?
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All I am saying is I know both tuners - I have respect for both of them - they all know this - but how does one make a statement like that w/o seat time and experience with both products ?
I have a line on a cheap 997 coupe from a bud going through a divorce so I was thinking this route instead of waiting for the 997 TT
I have a line on a cheap 997 coupe from a bud going through a divorce so I was thinking this route instead of waiting for the 997 TT
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Re: Has anyone done the Ruf 997 S/C conversion ?
Originally posted by dj
http://www.rufautocenter.com/conversions/997.asp
http://www.rufautocenter.com/conversions/997.asp
I think this is much more attractive than the TT, if the reliability is acceptable.
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A ruf test driver drove med in a C2 Compressor.
Very nice almost, if not the same, like a 996TT.
Forget the hp, check the performance figures.
The Ruf compressor comes with warranty, but there are a lot of other differences if you study more than just the price.
dj, go for it. You won't regret it.
pm me your e-mail and I can send you something.
Very nice almost, if not the same, like a 996TT.
Forget the hp, check the performance figures.
The Ruf compressor comes with warranty, but there are a lot of other differences if you study more than just the price.
dj, go for it. You won't regret it.
pm me your e-mail and I can send you something.
