Budget 928 Track Car: S2 Headers, AC delete, and more

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  • čas přidán 20. 03. 2022
  • In the 4th video on my Porsche 928, I work on various modifications on my cheap track car. The headers I am using are from a 1987 Porsche 928 S2 and the new rims are from a 996 era 911. Let me know if you like this video format. Thanks for watching. Like & Subscribe.
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Komentáře • 9

  • @chadriddle3517
    @chadriddle3517 Před 2 lety +1

    Nice Porsche

  • @houseofoctane4051
    @houseofoctane4051 Před 2 lety +1

    Active spoiler would be awesome on the 928

  • @Seagrams
    @Seagrams Před 2 lety +1

    good work, it looks like it's coming out great. seeing the 928 sure makes the 944 seem more simple

  • @77magnuss
    @77magnuss Před 2 lety

    What size are the wheels? Just curious what size wheel tire combo are you plan on running up front?

    • @Rurik_JustCruzn
      @Rurik_JustCruzn  Před 2 lety +1

      I believe these Turbo Twist rims are 18 X 8.5 inches. My plan is to use 235/40R18 performance tires.

    • @77magnuss
      @77magnuss Před 2 lety +2

      @@Rurik_JustCruzn I’ve got the same wheel and that size tire up front, 265/35-18 in the rear. The 265 looks great but I get occasional rub, but it’s also been lowered. I was trying to run a square 255 on a 17 but it’s pretty wide up front.

  • @77magnuss
    @77magnuss Před rokem

    What size are your turbo twist wheels?

    • @Rurik_JustCruzn
      @Rurik_JustCruzn  Před rokem

      I believe they are 18 inch rims. Next time I make a video on this car, I will report the exact size.

    • @77magnuss
      @77magnuss Před rokem

      @@Rurik_JustCruzn I have a set of 18s with 265/35-18 on them that have rubbed but I know people who have run wider with no rubbing. Mine is lowered though. I also got some turbo twists in 17x9 in an attempt to run a square set up. 9” is a little too wide for the front, so my next two will probably be 17x8, or 17x8.5. 18s isn’t quite enough rubber for me but the 265s look great. I believe you can run a 275 on the 17…