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Old 10-14-2014, 03:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Key Left
Very good point....a new collectable is born.
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And that's why I got 50th's.
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Originally Posted by jury_ca
I'd rather Porsche go hybrid with an electric motor than turbocharging.
Agreed! Bring on some electric boost!
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Originally Posted by k997
Agreed! Bring on some electric boost!
You'd rather have X-hundred pounds of extra weight added, rather than a lightweight turbocharger?
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Originally Posted by GreenLantern
You'd rather have X-hundred pounds of extra weight added, rather than a lightweight turbocharger?
+1.
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Originally Posted by GreenLantern
You'd rather have X-hundred pounds of extra weight added, rather than a lightweight turbocharger?
not too mention that the extra torque you are getting from the x-100's lbs of battery and electric motors will only last you a couple of laps or so before you exhaust them ....

give me a blower over a battery anytime ...
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Originally Posted by GreenLantern
You'd rather have X-hundred pounds of extra weight added, rather than a lightweight turbocharger?
Why not? Ppl add that much weight with those 18 way Brookstones massage chairs, sunroofs and other silly add ons lol
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Originally Posted by StudGarden
Why not? Ppl add that much weight with those 18 way Brookstones massage chairs, sunroofs and other silly add ons lol
But it's still in addition to those ***+ seats (which are quite amazing, by the way).
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Originally Posted by GreenLantern
But it's still in addition to those ***+ seats (which are quite amazing, by the way).
+1 ... and sports buckets are the answer to the A.S.S
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Originally Posted by Larry Cable
+1 ... and sports buckets are the answer to the A.S.S
+1
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I'm old school -no matter how efficient hybrid is, or how enticing the torque is etc ... my cars only have a 12v battery, and the only electric motors are those that start the car, or drive the wipers etc...
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I'm not against the technology, I just don't think it's ready yet. One day probably not that far in the future we'll be able to add substantial front wheel power with little added weight in motors or battery. When that day comes, every Carrera will be a Turbo4
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Originally Posted by StudGarden
I'm not against the technology, I just don't think it's ready yet. One day probably not that far in the future we'll be able to add substantial front wheel power with little added weight in motors or battery. When that day comes, every Carrera will be a Turbo4
TurboHybrid4
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Originally Posted by Larry Cable
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GT3, GT4, whatever it takes!


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