Sportec SPR1 - 997tt with 800hp
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http://www.sportec.ch/upload/docs/SPR1PDF/BRO_SPR1.pdf
http://www.spr1.ch
At least looks better than the 997tt.
Rumors that they sold at least one at Geneve yesterday.
http://www.spr1.ch
At least looks better than the 997tt.
Rumors that they sold at least one at Geneve yesterday.
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looks like there will be quite a few tuned 997TTs and some will look awesome...
but 'I have a Sportec' doesnt sound so good
I wish someone would stick the TT engine into a 997 GT3 -
but 'I have a Sportec' doesnt sound so good
I wish someone would stick the TT engine into a 997 GT3 -
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Kevin, I hope you participate in the profit of the SPR :-)
What would be a range to get a 540hp 996GT2 engine to the 700hp level of the small SPR? Is that above an additional 50k USD?
What would be a range to get a 540hp 996GT2 engine to the 700hp level of the small SPR? Is that above an additional 50k USD?
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I have some real good pictures of the engine, and some of the special components.. For example twin injectors, dual throttle bodies.. I think that you'd be into the engine for more than 50K