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Aug 23, 2006 | 06:32 PM

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raiyu

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Originally Posted by paneraiwatches

In the US it was model year 2002

Thanks for the info, I guess there is little chance of the '08 997TT having the X50

Aug 23, 2006 | 06:35 PM

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Thanks for the info, I guess there is little chance of the '08 997TT having the X50

They would be foolish not to do an X-50/Turbo S option on the 997TT

Aug 23, 2006 | 07:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Craigger

being on the crapper. while being drunk from last night still.

996TT = 415 K16

996TT X50 = 450 K24 (GT2 engine and tranny in TT)

(01euro only/02-03)996GT2 = 450 K24

03-05 GT2 486 K24

No, I think it was;
996tt - 415 hp
996tt x50 or S - 444 hp
'02, '03 Gt2 - 456 hp
'04, '05 Gt2 - 477 hp.

The 450 hp number on the X50 package was the German equation DIN, 444 is SAE, U.S. numbers, which they indicated on the S models. 1 SAE HP = 1.014 DIN HP, therefore 444HP SAE = 450 DIN HP. Porsche factory rates all their cars in DIN standard. I learned this a couple of weeks ago from another member.

Aug 24, 2006 | 12:08 AM

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They would be foolish not to do an X-50/Turbo S option on the 997TT

Oh no absolutely, I just dont think I can hold out till '09 for the X50, I already decided to wait till the '08 but tacking on another year before ordering one doesnt rub me the right way. I was hoping the X50 was introduced a bit earlier on the 996TT to give me some hope, but looks like Im out of luck on this one.