Having fun under the sun - GT2 RS vs 991.2 TTS (tune and bolt on’s) - 6SpeedOnline

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Enjoy! https://youtu.be/kj3-YLy0PTs Manuel

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Having fun under the sun - GT2 RS vs 991.2 TTS (tune and bolt on’s)

Enjoy!

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07-03-2018, 09:21 PM

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Looks like the RS won?

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Sorry for the bad video quality, but the 991.2 TTS wins!

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how much does he 991.2 RS trap?

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Thanks for the post Manuel!

It is one of the cars i remotely tuned in Puerto Rico about 3 weeks ago.

It has Syvecs standalone and bolt-ons. (still stock VTGs though)

This 991.2tts traps around 138-140mph in hot weather, dont know about RS.

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Originally Posted by Emre@Esmotor

Thanks for the post Manuel!

It is one of the cars i remotely tuned in Puerto Rico about 3 weeks ago.

It has Syvecs standalone and bolt-ons. (still stock VTGs though)

This 991.2tts traps around 138-140mph in hot weather, dont know about RS.

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Correct, you worked with Tony @ TPerf who is one of my best friends in PR.

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07-07-2018, 08:01 AM

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That GT2 RS gets off the line hard! Mad respect to Porsche for getting a RWD car to do that.

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That GT2 RS gets off the line hard! Mad respect to Porsche for getting a RWD car to do that.

My RWD 911s came out of the hole as hard as my AWD cars. When these cars launch, with all the weight out back from the engine, the front tires are doing essentially nothing to help.

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07-08-2018, 07:58 AM

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My RWD 911s came out of the hole as hard as my AWD cars. When these cars launch, with all the weight out back from the engine, the front tires are doing essentially nothing to help.

Hi Divexxtreme. Which RWD cars? I'm curious just because I have done hundreds of airstrip launches in a 997.2 and 991 Turbo S over the years and nothing has been able to keep up...not even the 1,XXX AWD cars on DRs (referring to something like 0-100mph). Of course these are unprepped surfaces like the one in the OPs video link. The AWD 911's are amazing in unprepped/poor surfaces.

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I own two of these, one track and one street....

Maybe I'm jaded, but I don't think any car manufacturer will ever beat that sound. Much less the 17,000 RPM superbike 600 I have (makes over 140 wheel horsepower N/A on VP MR12).

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Hi Divexxtreme. Which RWD cars? I'm curious just because I have done hundreds of airstrip launches in a 997.2 and 991 Turbo S over the years and nothing has been able to keep up...not even the 1,XXX AWD cars on DRs (referring to something like 0-100mph). Of course these are unprepped surfaces like the one in the OPs video link. The AWD 911's are amazing in unprepped/poor surfaces.

What I’m saying is this; if you were to convert your 991 to RWD (like I did with my 1,000hp 996TT back in the day), you’d launch as quickly as you do right now. It’s the weight over the rear tires, the gearbox, the torque, and the launch control software that’s responsible for how hard these cars launch. Hence the reason PDK GT3s and the GT2RS launch so hard as well. The front tires on our AWD cars are, for all intents and purposes, doing nothing meaningful doing a hard launch since they barely have any weight on them, and in some cases, are barely touching the ground when the front end raises.

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What I’m saying is this; if you were to convert your 991 to RWD (like I did with my 1,000hp 996TT back in the day), you’d launch as quickly as you do right now. It’s the weight over the rear tires, the gearbox, the torque, and the launch control software that’s responsible for how hard these cars launch. Hence the reason PDK GT3s and the GT2RS launch so hard as well. The front tires on our AWD cars are, for all intents and purposes, doing nothing meaningful doing a hard launch since they barely have any weight on them, and in some cases, are barely touching the ground when the front end raises.

You may be right but I have never seen this. I do a lot of vbox testing on street and airstrip (poor) surfaces and i can get some insane low 2 second 0-60's and 0-100mph mid to high 4 seconds with the bolt on Turbo S with street tires on any road. I also have a 991 GT3 and I do the same tests on Cup 2's both N0 spec and now N1 spec with lowered pressures and I can't come anywhere close to what the AWD Turbo S can achieve. Yes the GT3 has less power but even launching to lower speeds 0-20 or 0-30mph the Turbo S gets there much quicker. No spin just rockets away every time it's amazing!

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