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1993 Porsche 911 Rs on 2040-cars

US $46,800.00
Year:1993 Mileage:26600 Color: White /
 Black
Location:

Deer Creek, Illinois, United States

Deer Creek, Illinois, United States

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1993 Porsche RS America.
- Rare - 1 of 701 ever produced

– Street – DE – Club race
– Grand Prix white interior
– black interior with blue seat belts and door pulls
– Original factory options include: Limited slip differential, AC with full climate control, and sunroof
– Two Owner car
– The car is in very good condition for a race car
– Can easily be converted back to a street car
– Low mile RS America street cars are selling for $135,000.00 and up!

UPGRADES
– Fully race prepared by Midwest Eurosport
– All performance upgrades that could legally be done for the original PCA C Class
– Limited slip differential
– Radio delete
– A/C removed
– Sun roof removed
– Full bolt in roll cage
– Driver and passenger full race seats
– 5 point race harness on driver and passenger sides
– Race seat brace
– Mono balled engine and transmission mounts
– Custom equal length exhaust designed on dyno with optimized fuel pressure for max horsepower output
– 2 sets of Fikse fm10 wheels 9″ and 10″
– 1 set of Fikse “rains” 8″ and 9″
– 600lb and 900lb race springs
– JRZ double adjustable (compression and rebound) race shocks
– Big red calipers front and rear (993 twin turbo big reds) largest legal calipers
– 993 twin turbo sized cryo cross-drilled rotors
– forced air brake cooling system integrated into front bumper
– Carbon fiber Cup Car dual vane rear wing
– Open trailer with custom tire rack/tool box and tie downs
– Complete track day/club race package everything you need to go racing
– plus more
– The car has a clean title
– Can be registered for street use



93 Porsche RS America

INFO

- Rare - 1 of 701 ever produced
– VIN: WP0AB2967PS419303
– LOW MILES 26.6k

– Street – DE – Club race
– Grand Prix white interior
– black interior with blue seat belts and door pulls
– Original factory options include: Limited slip differential, AC with full climate control, and sunroof
– Two Owner car
– The car is in very good condition for a race car
– Can easily be converted back to a street car
– Low mile RS America street cars are selling for $135,000.00 and up!

UPGRADES
– Fully race prepared by Midwest Eurosport
– All performance upgrades that could legally be done for the original PCA C Class
– Limited slip differential
– Radio delete
– A/C removed
– Sun roof removed
– Full bolt in roll cage
– Driver and passenger full race seats
– 5 point race harness on driver and passenger sides
– Race seat brace
– Mono balled engine and transmission mounts
– Custom equal length exhaust designed on dyno with optimized fuel pressure for max horsepower output
– 2 sets of Fikse fm10 wheels 9″ and 10″
– 1 set of Fikse “rains” 8″ and 9″
– 600lb and 900lb race springs
– JRZ double adjustable (compression and rebound) race shocks
– Big red calipers front and rear (993 twin turbo big reds) largest legal calipers
– 993 twin turbo sized cryo cross-drilled rotors
– forced air brake cooling system integrated into front bumper
– Carbon fiber Cup Car dual vane rear wing
– Open trailer with custom tire rack/tool box and tie downs
– Complete track day/club race package everything you need to go racing
– plus more

HISTORY
– Full service records and all receipts since new
– Originally Florida car
– First owner drove on the street for approx. 11k miles
– Second owner used as a street car, then converted for Street driving and Drivers Ed, and then on to full PCA race trim
– Raced roughly 8 times in PCA
– The car has a clean title
– Can be registered for street use

This is a very fun and fast RS America. Perfect for Drivers Education, PCA Club Racing, or Vintage club racing, but with such low miles this a perfect candidate to convert back to original or near original condition. A lot of good options with this very collectible RS America.

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