Turbo S HP question
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Originally Posted by ca993twin
yes. 424 versus 400. ECU upgrade was the only performance change (in the USA), I think.
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I believe they also had an additional oil cooler, ft. spoiler, and non functional air intake in the frt bumper and the holes in the rear fenders for ? jrgordon is right, the 24 hp more is very conservative as all porsche numbers are. There were additional cosmetic stuff like calipers painted yellow and wheels with a different finish. Nice car if you can buy one right.
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Originally Posted by jrgordonsenior
I have the S ECU, and I think the HP figure is underrated based on the stock TT's I've ran with.
http://www.einszweidrei.de/
408PS 993tt 0-200kph -15.1s
430PS 993tt 0-200kph - 13.5s
Flat 6 magazine's numbers which are tests done on real (customers) cars throw the cat among the pigeons:
993tt 408PS 100-200kph - 9.44s
993tt 430PS 100-200kph - 9.04s
993tt Euro turbo S 450PS 100-200kph - 9.79s
I would tend to go with the Sport Auto numbers as being representative of a factory fresh 993tt so like with like. There is a BIGGG difference for just 22PS - obviously the shape of the power curve will influence ie more hp all the way along, but still
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