1992 Porsche 964 Carrera RS
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The 964 was Porsche’s internal name for a version of the iconic 911 produced from 1989 to 1994. It featured substantial styling revisions from the 911 it replaced, particularly the bumpers which were far more integrated than before and was considered to be more than 85% new as compared to its predecessor, the Carrera 3.2.
Porsche launched a lightweight, sporty, rear-wheel-drive-only 964 variant at the 1991 Geneva Motor Show – dubbed the 964 Carrera RS, it was sold only in European markets between 1992 and 1994.
It had a tweaked version of the standard 964 rear-mounted 3.6-litre engine with increased power output to 256hp, lighter single mass flywheel, close-ratio transmission, asymmetrical limited slip diff and steel synchromesh.
It also featured a lowered suspension system, with stiffer springs and shocks and adjustable stabilizer bars. Other stand-out features included unique 17-inch Cup-style magnesium alloy wheels, aluminium bonnet, and drilled brake rotors.
The interior was hugely different from the standard 964, with anything not essential stripped away to save weight. This meant that there was no electric windows, electric seats, air conditioning, power steering, cruise control or sound deadening, while door and rear window glass was thinner than normal. Standard front seats were replaced by racing-style bucket models, and rear seats were removed all together.
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