Battery Location 996 TT - Madness
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So why did Porsche put 25 KG (60 lbs) so high up in the car this is madness, ok its central but so what, any other thoughts for a battery relocation ?
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I have no issues with the battery in terms with its vertical or longitudinal placement. My Turbo's chassis response and handling is very good, and is way better than what public roads can handle when the car is driven in a less than" go to jail" speeds and aggressiveness.
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I wonder if there is any data on the COG and what affect moving a battery will have on it. You would think that Porsche engineers understand something about COG even if it is just theoretical. Reducing weight up front is the last thing I want...the front is already too light in comparison with the rear.
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Or the fuel tank gets mounted higher or more fuel gets stored higher and there's less fuel capacity.
You guys have to give Porsche some credit for knowing something about cars.
Geez.
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I wonder if there is any data on the COG and what affect moving a battery will have on it. You would think that Porsche engineers understand something about COG even if it is just theoretical. Reducing weight up front is the last thing I want...the front is already too light in comparison with the rear.
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give me an example of another high performance car which has the battery inte same location, even the early 911s had it low down in the front wing
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