2010 Porsche 911 Turbo Laps Nurburgring 10 Seconds Faster than Predecessor
997 Turbo / GT22004–present Turbo discussion on the current model Porsche 911 Twin Turbo. Sponsored By SharkWerks, Inc
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there is something wrong with the 7:39 that a source told autocar.co.uk, this cannot be true.
cause that is the official time that Porsche itself clocked for the 997 TT-MK I in 2008, during a test against the GT-R and GT-2.
Car´s in Action in south africa claims the new 997 Turbo MK II lapped the Ring in 7:27min with the PDK and torque vectoring. That´s more like it.
I suspect a 7:30 would be a reasonable time for a 911T with the PDK and MPSCs. Though I seriously doubt that a 911 GT3 would be 10 seconds slower than the turbo.
The problem with Porsche and their publicised lap times is that they are carefully selected by the marketing dept so as not to step on the adjacent toes within the rather crowded 911 line up.
The reality is that the GT3 is much closer to a 7:30 car than would be acceptable to GT2 fans.
Now, according to the Power to weight theorists - how can this be possible?
Surely, the new PDK, together with the revised suspension and DI engine cannot make this new turbo be 10secs faster.
I say it's a ringer!
No, seriously If the results are true, then well done to Porsche. More competition means more better cars for consumers.
I suspect a 7:30 would be a reasonable time for a 911T with the PDK and MPSCs. Though I seriously doubt that a 911 GT3 would be 10 seconds slower than the turbo.
The problem with Porsche and their publicised lap times is that they are carefully selected by the marketing dept so as not to step on the adjacent toes within the rather crowded 911 line up.
The reality is that the GT3 is much closer to a 7:30 car than would be acceptable to GT2 fans.
The reality is that a 997 GT2 with a proper should be able to stomp on a 997 GT3 any time, any day on the Ring. It's called 100hp more with similar weight.
The new Turbo... now that should be interesting. Although I'll still take my GT2 over it anyday, thanks.
I suspect a 7:30 would be a reasonable time for a 911T with the PDK and MPSCs. Though I seriously doubt that a 911 GT3 would be 10 seconds slower than the turbo.
The problem with Porsche and their publicised lap times is that they are carefully selected by the marketing dept so as not to step on the adjacent toes within the rather crowded 911 line up.
The reality is that the GT3 is much closer to a 7:30 car than would be acceptable to GT2 fans.
The problem with Porsches publicized laptimes?
Actually the crowding starts with the CGT which the GT2 was not meant to step on toes. GT2 fans know the car is significantly enough faster than a GT3 not to care much about how close it is on the ring.
Porsche fans in general also know that Porsche is HONEST, which is more than we can say for a certain Japanese manufacturer, but I won't mention any names so as not to hurt any feelings.
But thanks anyways mr Porsche expert.
__________________ The GT-R is harder to drift than a 997 TT or 997 GT3, therefore if you are trying to drift, the GT-R will consequently get a faster lap. Normal apexing and driving not included.
isn't 2010 GT3 quoted 7:40 by Porsche? 10s off previous, WOW! 2010 Turbo won't need mods anymore; NOT!
You mean you can't mod a PDK, which is true
This is one fine machine in stock form for those who can't shift. I imagine the lease percentage will be off the charts.
I for one would not want to buy a used PDK from a 30 something
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07 Audi RS4
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Sorry to burst your bubble guys, but the new 911 turbo did not do a 7:27. Far from it.
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How good is the handling? According to Achleitner, the new 911 Turbo will lap the Nürburgring in 7 minutes, 39 seconds on standard Bridgestone Potenza tires--some 10 seconds less than the time quoted for its predecessor.
Actually the crowding starts with the CGT which the GT2 was not meant to step on toes. GT2 fans know the car is significantly enough faster than a GT3 not to care much about how close it is on the ring.
Porsche fans in general also know that Porsche is HONEST, which is more than we can say for a certain Japanese manufacturer, but I won't mention any names so as not to hurt any feelings.
By the way, has anyone else heard that Ghosn and Mizuno were recently both admitted to the hospital? Reportedly they are suffering from some strange syndrome where their noses have started getting longer.
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2010 Turbo won't need mods anymore; NOT!
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