sdg1871

Raced my Champion/GIAC turbo upgrade/no meth 991 Turbo S in the quarter mile against many cars at the Driving Force Club runway race event. I used rear R888 tires but I was not able to get race gas.

There is a BIG dropoff in power between my car using 93 octane and its 607 wheel hp tune and its race gas 655 wheel hp tune. Won most of my races but not as dominating as with race gas and no passenger. A 650s pulled on me at speed which never happens with race gas and a 991.2 Turbo S out launched me and I could not catch up and he told me he was stock. Had a great time. Definitely a lesson on the power of race gas and the race gas tune.

Here are the videos:

Huge defeat by 1100 wheel hp Alpha 12X:


Neck and Neck with McLaren 650s:


Defeats Aventador SV:


Defeats Huracan Performante:


Defeats Tesla S:


Defeats Huracan:


Defeats Huracan that Missed a Shift:


Defeats 997 Turbo:


Defeats Huracan:

Papa Fittig

Very impressive runs!

sdg1871

Thanks. My videos from last spring when I was running Sunoco GT260+ and had no passenger were a lot faster

kouzman

Where was that? I saw you ig cruising upstate with a bunch of great cars. Is there another coming in the coming months?

sick runs as always! At similar power levels the Porkie is unbeatable!

sdg1871

Wallkill Airport

Next one is back at the runway in September or October

Randyc151

I wish some of your competitors could drive! You might have had some good races! Kudos for not being those guys!

sdg1871

Thanks. My car was much slower on top without the race gas and made my races much closer than they were at the previous event when I use the race gas. When your trap speed Falls by 9 mph without the race gas the races are much closer.

pullover

Thanks for posting, the run was over @ start line for most. Spent a lot of time in that area, around the Burgh. Didn't even realize Wallkill had an airport.

sdg1871

Yes there is a small airport with a restaurant there - Nu Cava.

Yes the Porsche has such a strong launch that it's difficult for other cars to close that gap.