2010 Porsche 911 Turbo Laps Nurburgring 10 Seconds Faster than Predecessor
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2010 Porsche 911 Turbo Laps Nurburgring 10 Seconds Faster than Predecessor
The 2010 Porsche 911 Turbo has reportedly posted a laptime of 7 minutes and 39 seconds on the Nurburgring. That time beats out the last 911 Turbo by about ten seconds.
07 Porsche turbo did 7:40?
http://www.worldcarfans.com/10910142...seconds-faster
07 Porsche turbo did 7:40?
http://www.worldcarfans.com/10910142...seconds-faster
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Yes indeed.
My guess: 5 seconds from PDK, 5 seconds from evolutionary change of horsepower & revolutionary change of torque vectoring/dynamic engine mount.
The Turbo remains an incomparable daily driver and not one to be messed with at the track either; drive to work in the morning, track the afternoon, and Chinese Restaurant with wife and kids in the evening.
My guess: 5 seconds from PDK, 5 seconds from evolutionary change of horsepower & revolutionary change of torque vectoring/dynamic engine mount.
The Turbo remains an incomparable daily driver and not one to be messed with at the track either; drive to work in the morning, track the afternoon, and Chinese Restaurant with wife and kids in the evening.
Last edited by cannga; Oct 14, 2009 at 03:38 PM.
maybe infants? and if you own a porsche, your wife is undoubtedly skinny so there's no problem fitting her in the passenger seat.
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Porsche quotes 7:38 for the 997TT during their "testing" of the GT-R.
(And I lapped the Brookfield shopping district in 3 minutes getting to the grocery store this afternoon
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(And I lapped the Brookfield shopping district in 3 minutes getting to the grocery store this afternoon
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Yes indeed.
My guess: 5 seconds from PDK, 5 seconds from evolutionary change of horsepower, 5 seconds from revolutionary change of torque vectoring/dynamic engine mount.
The Turbo remains an incomparable daily driver and not one to be messed with at the track either; drive to work in the morning, track the afternoon, and Chinese Restaurant with wife and kids in the evening.
My guess: 5 seconds from PDK, 5 seconds from evolutionary change of horsepower, 5 seconds from revolutionary change of torque vectoring/dynamic engine mount.
The Turbo remains an incomparable daily driver and not one to be messed with at the track either; drive to work in the morning, track the afternoon, and Chinese Restaurant with wife and kids in the evening.
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The 2010 Porsche 911 Turbo has reportedly posted a laptime of 7 minutes and 39 seconds on the Nurburgring. That time beats out the last 911 Turbo by about ten seconds.
07 Porsche turbo did 7:40?
http://www.worldcarfans.com/10910142...seconds-faster
07 Porsche turbo did 7:40?
http://www.worldcarfans.com/10910142...seconds-faster
2010 Turbo won't need mods anymore; NOT!
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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.
Carīs in Action in south africa claims the new 997 Turbo MK II lapped the Ring in 7:27min with the PDK and torque vectoring. Thatīs more like it.
http://www.autocar.co.uk/forums/p/9232/70713.aspx#70713
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.
Carīs in Action in south africa claims the new 997 Turbo MK II lapped the Ring in 7:27min with the PDK and torque vectoring. Thatīs more like it.
http://www.autocar.co.uk/forums/p/9232/70713.aspx#70713