Porsche: 911 X-50 on 2040-cars
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This is a 2004 911 Turbo with the X-50 package (was renamed Turbo S in 2005). The X-50 package was a $14,000 option with bigger intercoolers and turbos. The Champion rims were a $8000 option. Overall, this car appears to have every option including the the red interior package. The paint, calipers, and interior elements, and leather stitching are all the exact same red. It's a very rare color set, and gorgeous in person. The car has been professionally lowered with the adjustable rear upper control arm to ensure the rear tires are kept at proper camber. The wheels fill the wheel wells perfectly. They are so tight to the fenders, that I rolled them to ensure no rubbing. Looks sick. The intake is upgraded and there are stainless headers and exhaust ($5000) installed. The combination sounds wicked and increases horsepower to 520hp. The engine tune is stock.
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