Blew away a 993 turbo (450 bhp)
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Blew away a 993 turbo (450 bhp)
Today I raced against a 993 turbo with a 450 bhp factory performance package. We raced around 3 times at various speeds... and... what should I say? He didn't have a chance against my 100% stock 420 bhp 996 TT (tiptronic).
That guy was totally pissed and didn't understand why he got blown away by my stock 996 TT.
Does anyone know how fast his 993 turbo with 450 bhp is supposed to go from 0-60?
That guy was totally pissed and didn't understand why he got blown away by my stock 996 TT.
Does anyone know how fast his 993 turbo with 450 bhp is supposed to go from 0-60?
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Re: Re: Rarely whip it out
Originally posted by sharkster
Woo woo!! Now there's gonna be some serious trouble
Woo woo!! Now there's gonna be some serious trouble
Believe me, I was as surprised as him about me winning that drag. So either his car is going pretty bad or mine is going extraordinarily good... or both.
#7
I bet it is the power curve. 996 has variocam and more area under the curve. Basically more torque.
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Re: Re: Re: Rarely whip it out
Originally posted by Marx
How fast is that 993 meant to go from 0-60 mph?
How fast is that 993 meant to go from 0-60 mph?
Read this very old article I scanned on my Rennlist picture page ...
Link to Evo Mag comparison of 993TT and 996TT in 2000
Originally posted by Marx
So either his car is going pretty bad or mine is going extraordinarily good... or both.
So either his car is going pretty bad or mine is going extraordinarily good... or both.
Last edited by John H in MD; 10-03-2004 at 11:20 AM.
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Rarely whip it out
Originally posted by John H in MD
Hopefully you all went well beyond 60 mph to call it a worthwhile race. 993TT (regular 400bhp one) has been tested at 3.9 sec 0-60 by US magazines. 996TT is roughly the same over that very short period.
Hopefully you all went well beyond 60 mph to call it a worthwhile race. 993TT (regular 400bhp one) has been tested at 3.9 sec 0-60 by US magazines. 996TT is roughly the same over that very short period.
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Rarely whip it out
Originally posted by sticky
Why are you quoting 0-60 times when the race was from a roll?
Why are you quoting 0-60 times when the race was from a roll?
Originally posted by John H in MD
Hopefully you all went well beyond 60 mph to call it a worthwhile race.
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Read this very old article I scanned on my Rennlist picture page ...
Link to Evo Mag comparison of 993TT and 996TT in 2000
Hopefully you all went well beyond 60 mph to call it a worthwhile race.
[...]
Read this very old article I scanned on my Rennlist picture page ...
Link to Evo Mag comparison of 993TT and 996TT in 2000
Thanks for the URL.
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Re: Blew away a 993 turbo (450 bhp)
Originally posted by Marx
Today I raced against a 993 turbo with a 450 bhp factory performance package. We raced around 3 times at various speeds... and... what should I say? He didn't have a chance against my 100% stock 420 bhp 996 TT (tiptronic).
That guy was totally pissed and didn't understand why he got blown away by my stock 996 TT.
Does anyone know how fast his 993 turbo with 450 bhp is supposed to go from 0-60?
Today I raced against a 993 turbo with a 450 bhp factory performance package. We raced around 3 times at various speeds... and... what should I say? He didn't have a chance against my 100% stock 420 bhp 996 TT (tiptronic).
That guy was totally pissed and didn't understand why he got blown away by my stock 996 TT.
Does anyone know how fast his 993 turbo with 450 bhp is supposed to go from 0-60?
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All US mags rated the 993 TT faster 0-60 than the 996 TT. Usually by about .3 seconds. From a roll, the stock 993 TT and 996 TT are nearly the same. The 450 kit does not change the 0-60, only the 0-100 and 0-150. A 993 TT with the 450 kit will clearly pull a 996 TT up to about 150. I don't know what happens after that.
Bottom line: unless both drivers are doing the EXACT same thing, you can't tell which car is faster. Driver reaction time is MUCH slower than the differences between the cars.
Bottom line: unless both drivers are doing the EXACT same thing, you can't tell which car is faster. Driver reaction time is MUCH slower than the differences between the cars.