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Porsche 996 TT Rebuild


Gilbert

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Saw the title to this thread and thought - wow - I didn't know Porsche ever made Turntables.

How sad am I?

Maxy, it's 3:45am over here, go back to bed.[;)]

Kaizer, the 959 is my favorite of all time porsche's. That car still, to this day, still holds the fast ever recorded lap times around Germany's famed Nurburgring. The trecherous old course too. It is reported that the 4wd system plays the biggest in the cars ability (driver too) in achieving that, well that and engine/drivetrain combos monsterous torque band. Not to mention the suspensions ability to plant the power to the road. I think I recall only 3 or 4 of those cars ever making to this side of the atlantic. Thanks to the NHTSA for telling us what is safe and what is not safe on our public roads. Bunch of moron beaurocrats.

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Indeed Gil[;)]

Spec Sheet:

Layout: rear-engine, 4 wheel drive

Body Material: Kevlar/aluminium body on galvanized steel

Weight: 2977 pounds

Tires: front - 235/45VR-17 rear - 255/40VR-17

Top speed: 205.0 mph / 329.9 kph

0-60 mph: 3.5 seconds

0 - 100 mph: 8.3 seconds

Height: 1280 mm / 47.2 inches

Length: 4260 mm / 167.7 inches

Width: 1839 mm / 72.4 inches

Wheelbase: 2271 mm / 89.4 inches

Track Front: 1504 mm / 59.2 inches

Track Rear: 1549 mm / 61.0 inches

Engine: twin turbocharged, flat 6 cylinder

Displacement: 2849 cc / 173.9 cu in

Horsepower: 455 @ 6500 rpm

Torque: 370.0 ft lbs @ 5500 rpm

Transmission: 6-speed manual

I have loved this car since the Group B release in 1983[:D]

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