By Colby Buchanan
I’ve shown you guys some interesting trends while I’ve been doing Last Calls but this one is definitely not something I expected. Not that the Porsche 944 was a very menacing car, to begin with, but these turbos certainly don’t help. At least this one has an LSX to remind you that it means business.
I don’t really expect this trend to catch on as much as other ones but it certainly gave me a little laugh. Although, I think this would be hilarious if done correctly to a Miata. Would you have the confidence to cruise around in this? I mean, you could probably gap anyone that laughs at you right?
For Sale: Porsche 944 with a Twin-Turbo LSx V8 https://t.co/5SjR6FR82a pic.twitter.com/Je43IfkffZ
— Engine Swap Depot (@engineswapdepot) April 20, 2020
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Jeff Glucker
So VW/Porsche and Chevrolet mix? Is the custom plate “TrboMut”.
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The turbos must be mounted to the pop-up bracket: Turbos go up, turbos go down…
I’m normally not in favor of bulging the hood in order to fit components, but in this case I think it would have been preferable.