Porsche hamstrung the 991 TTS!!! Hail the 918...
#16
The Cayman sucks (no offense meant but it is how it is). Even if you put a 500 hp engine into it, it has never been developed for this kind of power, so it will suck.
Get a 991 GT3 if you are unhappy with other 911 models but the Cayman really isn't a solution. Unless you are a masochist.
Get a 991 GT3 if you are unhappy with other 911 models but the Cayman really isn't a solution. Unless you are a masochist.
#17
The 991 Turbo S is already so much better than the GT3, what's your point? The GT3 cannot outrun the 991 Turbo S on the track (same tires) and on the Autobahn, well...the GT3 is a joke compared to the Turbo S.
Also, the same (skill) driver will always be faster in a Turbo S on the track than in the GT3, so I really really have a hard time getting your point.
Also, the same (skill) driver will always be faster in a Turbo S on the track than in the GT3, so I really really have a hard time getting your point.
It doesn't make any sense that a turbo version of a 3.8l flat6 make only 85hp more than the N/A car. My old miata made 60hp more than stock with only 7psi on a four 1.8l. It's pretty clear to me that Porsche is definitely holding the power back. My guess was to not dig too big a gap with the GT3. Others pointed that more powerful GT2 and GT2RS need a power bump as well and so does the future version of the 991.2 TT/TTS...
Either way, the new TT/TTS is making a lot less power than it could/should. Only Porsche knows the reason for sure. Milking the owners by ever releasing more powerful version every year does sound like Porsche though. But I don't think the 918 has anything to do with it.
#18
Dear Santa,
I want a TTS with 750 HP. I want to go 0-60 in 2.2 seconds. I want a top speed of 230 mph. Please be good to me . My genitals are quite small and I really need some bragging rights. I have no intention of using this power except in my dreams but I've tried Viagra and it's just not working. Can you speak to someone at Porsche? I'm not that rich so I'll never have a Veyron.
Thanks,
Mr.Maclaren
I want a TTS with 750 HP. I want to go 0-60 in 2.2 seconds. I want a top speed of 230 mph. Please be good to me . My genitals are quite small and I really need some bragging rights. I have no intention of using this power except in my dreams but I've tried Viagra and it's just not working. Can you speak to someone at Porsche? I'm not that rich so I'll never have a Veyron.
Thanks,
Mr.Maclaren
#19
My point is, why on earth can't the the turbo engine make MUCH more power than the n/a version of the same engine? VE is so much better on turbo engines the only explanation I can come up with is because Porsche didn't want the Turbo to be too much powerful than the GT3.
It doesn't make any sense that a turbo version of a 3.8l flat6 make only 85hp more than the N/A car. My old miata made 60hp more than stock with only 7psi on a four 1.8l. It's pretty clear to me that Porsche is definitely holding the power back. My guess was to not dig too big a gap with the GT3. Others pointed that more powerful GT2 and GT2RS need a power bump as well and so does the future version of the 991.2 TT/TTS...
Either way, the new TT/TTS is making a lot less power than it could/should. Only Porsche knows the reason for sure. Milking the owners by ever releasing more powerful version every year does sound like Porsche though. But I don't think the 918 has anything to do with it.
It doesn't make any sense that a turbo version of a 3.8l flat6 make only 85hp more than the N/A car. My old miata made 60hp more than stock with only 7psi on a four 1.8l. It's pretty clear to me that Porsche is definitely holding the power back. My guess was to not dig too big a gap with the GT3. Others pointed that more powerful GT2 and GT2RS need a power bump as well and so does the future version of the 991.2 TT/TTS...
Either way, the new TT/TTS is making a lot less power than it could/should. Only Porsche knows the reason for sure. Milking the owners by ever releasing more powerful version every year does sound like Porsche though. But I don't think the 918 has anything to do with it.
#20
The Turbo S is actually making 160 more hp than the engine it is based on, which the Carrera S, not the GT3. The GT3 engine is not the one that got boosted and that engine is worlds apart from the base Carrera S. So there likely is room for 20-40 more hp for the 2 and GT2RS but not much.
Can't wait to see where Porsche takes this engine.
#21
The Turbo S is actually making 160 more hp than the engine it is based on, which the Carrera S, not the GT3. The GT3 engine is not the one that got boosted and that engine is worlds apart from the base Carrera S. So there likely is room for 20-40 more hp for the 2 and GT2RS but not much.
#22
Dear Santa,
I want a TTS with 750 HP. I want to go 0-60 in 2.2 seconds. I want a top speed of 230 mph. Please be good to me . My genitals are quite small and I really need some bragging rights. I have no intention of using this power except in my dreams but I've tried Viagra and it's just not working. Can you speak to someone at Porsche? I'm not that rich so I'll never have a Veyron.
Thanks,
Mr.Maclaren
I want a TTS with 750 HP. I want to go 0-60 in 2.2 seconds. I want a top speed of 230 mph. Please be good to me . My genitals are quite small and I really need some bragging rights. I have no intention of using this power except in my dreams but I've tried Viagra and it's just not working. Can you speak to someone at Porsche? I'm not that rich so I'll never have a Veyron.
Thanks,
Mr.Maclaren
#23
Nordschleife Master
The Turbo S is actually making 160 more hp than the engine it is based on, which the Carrera S, not the GT3. The GT3 engine is not the one that got boosted and that engine is worlds apart from the base Carrera S. So there likely is room for 20-40 more hp for the 2 and GT2RS but not much.