Get a coke and watch all of this if you want to learn how to drive your EVO around a road course! Happy viewing. Sorry if wrong forum?

http://www.aocb77.dsl.pipex.com/RUF.wmv

 

yowza. Can tell it's a bit dated (steering wheel, 'hi-fi').. but driving like that.. timeless.

 

no helmet!

 

dude you rock!

 

Driving an evo is tame compared to one of those tail happy monsters !

That guy can drive!

 

nice!

 

any idea what RUF model that was? early/mid 80's?.... i have an 89 model and the interior looks new compared to that one... fast none the less

 

http://www.fast-autos.net/ruf/rufctr.html

 

sweet! i had my playschool steering wheel driving along with him and took out a couple scooters lol

 

That's how you know he's gangsta. I can't believe anyone would take their chance like that in a rear engined car. How many people died from lift-off oversteer in Porsches?

 

nice penny loafers he was wearing

 

**** that guy's good.

 

 

 

The steering wheel is the same as my '87 widebody-I know they used the same wheel through '89, but not sure if they were used on the C2/4.

Shift boot looks old, like 70's-not sure if that was necessary due to a gearbox retrofit.

Did anyone count gears? It looked like first gear was bottom left and that second was up and to the right. This would put fifth gear where you would normally find fourth on a regular turbo. If so, wouldn't that be a RUF 5 speed? This design makes selecting first difficult to do by mistake. Early Euro 928's had the same config.

Badass ride. Porshe tried to make those cars push with understeer through the front tires to help the average driver avoid the sudden death oversteer that early 911's are famous for. Lucky for this guy that he has enough power to kick the back end out!