What does the "S" stand for in C2S and C4S?
05-25-2007, 03:00 AM
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05-25-2007, 05:23 AM
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although on other earlier models porsche always tried to derive the model differentiation code from the word
P O R S C H E,
for example RS or SC or S, (from the middle of the word)
the S before was used for Super and other times for Sport,
on the 993, I was told in germany it meant the word "Speziell" for special series, for it was the only model without a power improvement difference between S and carrera, thus S not for Super or Sport
P O R S C H E,
for example RS or SC or S, (from the middle of the word)
the S before was used for Super and other times for Sport,
on the 993, I was told in germany it meant the word "Speziell" for special series, for it was the only model without a power improvement difference between S and carrera, thus S not for Super or Sport
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05-27-2007, 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Steve Nagata
How about the 911 SC?
Didn't the SC stand for "Super Carrera"?
Didn't the SC stand for "Super Carrera"?
According to Peter Morgan's book, "SC" stood for "Super Carrera".
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05-27-2007, 01:54 PM
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Originally Posted by clubrcr
According to Peter Morgan's book, "SC" stood for "Supper Carrera".
05-27-2007, 09:54 PM
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Originally Posted by 968iniraq
According to Excellence Was Expected,
with the 356, it stood for "Super." It designated additional power.
with the 911, they changed the term to mean "Sport." When they began building the 911T (touring), 911L (Luxo) and 911S (sport).
When it came out, the RS did stand for Renn Sport
RSR was the "race" version of the "Renn Sport."
with the 356, it stood for "Super." It designated additional power.
with the 911, they changed the term to mean "Sport." When they began building the 911T (touring), 911L (Luxo) and 911S (sport).
When it came out, the RS did stand for Renn Sport
RSR was the "race" version of the "Renn Sport."
05-28-2007, 01:12 AM
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S = "Superfantastic - Thanks for asking...."
(Check South Park, Season 1 if you need to know how this is supposed to be said.)
(Check South Park, Season 1 if you need to know how this is supposed to be said.)
Last edited by DocTock993; 05-28-2007 at 01:13 AM. Reason: punctuation
