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997 Turbo S's best is 2,98 s, so with the same power, but less weight... it is possible indeed.I'm quite sure the 911 Turbo will get from 0 to 100 in less than 3 sec.
997 Turbo S's best is 2,98 s, so with the same power, but less weight... it is possible indeed.I'm quite sure the 911 Turbo will get from 0 to 100 in less than 3 sec.
I'm quite sure the 911 Turbo will get from 0 to 100 in less than 3 sec.
997 Turbo S's best is 2,98 s, so with the same power, but less weight... it is possible indeed.
The lightest 991 S with ceramics, carbon interior, bucket seats is about 20 kilos lighter than a 997.2 S with the same equipment.I don't believe the 991 generation is lighter than 997 by any mean.
I don't believe the 991 generation is lighter than 997 by any mean.
Yes it is. Except for the GT3, which is a bit unfair as the 997 is without PDK and the 991 with.
Official weight figures to EU1 standard (including 75kg for driver and luggage).
Carrera
(997) 1,500kg
(991) 1,455kg
Carrera 4
(997) 1,545kg
(991) 1,505kg
Carrera S
(997) 1,500kg
(991) 1,470kg
Carrera 4S
(997) 1,555kg
(991) 1,520kg
GT3
(997) 1,470kg
(991) 1,505kg
Thanks Betty. But I believe real world tests showed much higher numbers when equiped with some extra options. You can refer to one of the tests and check the numbers.
I'm sure they did, but I think that's probably the case for the 997 too, as it is for any car. The only thing we can really use to compare is the "official" figures, in which case the 991 is lighter than the 997.
^I hope you are right about everything you just wrote![]()
What if I told you guys the rear bumper is fake and only used as a disguised. Think of the GT2 RS.
I'm hearing an official release next week, with rims similar to this.
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