Power to weight ratio's 84,86,89?
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What was the weightn on these cars? It seems the 85-86 with the higher output motor would be up there in the weight to h.p. ratio. How do these stack up?
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If you include Euros... 84-86 S2s have the best power to weight, except for GTSs.
On 928 Specialists site:
https://www.928gt.com/t-928engine.aspx
On 928 Specialists site:
https://www.928gt.com/t-928engine.aspx
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Being fat and lazy 928 has surprisingly good power to weight ratio.
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...57#post2324057
0-100 kmh or 0-60 mph times have more to do with gearing than kg/hp and hp/1000kg
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...57#post2324057
0-100 kmh or 0-60 mph times have more to do with gearing than kg/hp and hp/1000kg
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So the '80 S Euro is 188 bhp/ton and the '89 GT is 186 bhp/ton, accelleration times are 7.2 and 5.8, even I can work out that doesn't make sense
The gt is about 10% higher than the '80 S Euro
also gearing and stuff makes a difference, for example if you can do 60mph and still be in first gear...
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