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LFA V10 Redline: 9,500rpm![]()
LFA and LaF are unattainable cars for the majority out there
LFA V10 Redline: 9,500rpm![]()
So....who's kidney will it be?
116 Nm per litre for a naturally aspirated engine - very impressive.
Maximum speed in gears (and finally 7th is no longer an overdrive):
- 79 km/h / 9000 rpm
- 124 km/h / 9000 rpm
- 172 km/h / 9000 rpm
- 220 km/h / 9000 rpm
- 266 km/h / 9000 rpm
- 308 km/h / 9000 rpm
- 315 km/h / 8060 rpm
I calculated them from the gear ratios posted by You on the 1st page.Dede, where did you get these figures?
A 991 Carrera PDK uses the same final drive ratio as a 997 Turbo PDK for instance, but there are minor differences between the ratios of two or three gears. This new GT3 however uses a completely different, shorter gearing with a shorter final drive as well.Does Porsche use the high to low gear ratio on the n/a engines only?
I don't like the fact that every time in here and see these pics, I have to change my pants.
I wonder why they didn't go for a hydraulic steering setup with the GT3. I understand fuel-saving is important, but for a track-focused car, the fuel loss would be negligible.
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