CloseNov 14, 2006 11:23:36 AM
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Henjie said:
But it's also the same with Euro tuners working on Porsches. Some are excellent, some you'd avoid even if they offer their services for free.
Nov 14, 2006 12:03:18 PM
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Henjie said:
But it's also the same with Euro tuners working on Porsches. Some are excellent, some you'd avoid even if they offer their services for free.
I wonder in which category a 910 hp tuned 997 TT would fall ?
http://9ff.de/en/products/details.php?n3id=5&artID=358&n2id=34&relID=2778
Nov 14, 2006 12:30:20 PM
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Crash said:
Heavy munitions category. It will kill anything in a 200-meter radius upon detonation.
I never get it why people would do such nonsense tuning 
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Porsche-Jeck said:Quote:
Henjie said:
But it's also the same with Euro tuners working on Porsches. Some are excellent, some you'd avoid even if they offer their services for free.
I wonder in which category a 910 hp tuned 997 TT would fall ?
http://9ff.de/en/products/details.php?n3id=5&artID=358&n2id=34&relID=2778
Heavy munitions category. It will kill anything in a 200-meter radius upon detonation.
Now imagine Henjie's Skyline with only 2.6 litres and nearly the same horsepower. Somebody obviously doesn't understand physics. That Skyline will leave its engine all over the road.
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Crash said:Quote:
Porsche-Jeck said:Quote:
Henjie said:
But it's also the same with Euro tuners working on Porsches. Some are excellent, some you'd avoid even if they offer their services for free.
I wonder in which category a 910 hp tuned 997 TT would fall ?
http://9ff.de/en/products/details.php?n3id=5&artID=358&n2id=34&relID=2778
Heavy munitions category. It will kill anything in a 200-meter radius upon detonation.
Now imagine Henjie's Skyline with only 2.6 litres and nearly the same horsepower. Somebody obviously doesn't understand physics. That Skyline will leave its engine all over the road.
It's not my Skyline (although I understand what you meant), and it's got a 2.7L engine. You're just assuming that it'll blow its engine without even knowing the kind of work that's been put into it, nor the quality of the components used. The owner certainly didn't have the car shipped to the US and Australia and have all the work put into it just to have an engine waiting to blow. A real car enthusiast he is, having an own shop with its own Dynojet, and owning performance cars from all spectrum, including a 997 Turbo.
2,6 litres and 850 bhp don't mix, that's a fact. The reaon I'm pointing out the Japanese here, is because they are the ones to brag with these numbers. And even if you replace the engine and install the Z06 or the Viper block and reinforce it with everything you have, I'm still willing to bet that the car will fall apart, this time because of the drivetrain failing. There's a good reason the Veyron costs nearly 2 million Euros to produce.
Nov 14, 2006 2:00:23 PM
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Crash said:
Heavy munitions category. It will kill anything in a 200-meter radius upon detonation.
LoL - these kind of rolling bombs should be ruled by the War Weapons Control Act for sure
BTW it's interesting that the English version of the website says "performance-kit" while the German version describes the 910 hp engine as "race engine". Should tell you something about reliability. In the German website the max. HP for a Leistungskit (performance-kit) is 620 hp which sounds more reasonable to me.
Of course I'd tune the 910 hp version to 911 hp
. I'll take a stock 997TT over any of the tuned "monsters" any day. Might live longer .
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