Time for the daily Cayman update
Time for the daily Cayman update
Another tuned Cayman S, this time by German tuner Strosek. (http://www.strosek.de you might wanna check their site out, it's pretty neat and in English too). Anyway here are the important facts:
380 Bhp (that's 85 more than stock)
415 Nm of Torgue
0-60 takes just 4.7 seconds and it goes all the way up to a Vmax of 180 MPH (or 288 km/h).


(the rims suck tho, too much lip for a Cayman)
380 Bhp (that's 85 more than stock)
415 Nm of Torgue
0-60 takes just 4.7 seconds and it goes all the way up to a Vmax of 180 MPH (or 288 km/h).


(the rims suck tho, too much lip for a Cayman)
What a good make up!!
but as you said the rims are a bit...ugly. Maybe putting some Cargraphics on...should be finally better
Than 85 hp more sure makes the difference...is it lighter than stock? It should be and awesome handling
Thanks for the news
but as you said the rims are a bit...ugly. Maybe putting some Cargraphics on...should be finally better

Than 85 hp more sure makes the difference...is it lighter than stock? It should be and awesome handling
Thanks for the news
It is hot with the fat lip rims. why can't a Cayman have fat lip wheels like the TT. Hell it is almost as fast as a non x50 TT. It will be a better track car.
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Originally Posted by JP-S-St.Louis
It is hot with the fat lip rims. why can't a Cayman have fat lip wheels like the TT. Hell it is almost as fast as a non x50 TT. It will be a better track car.
It is so close that a miss ship would have it! As for the track you have to be kidding me! The Mid engine platform is far more useful on the track then the dated rear engine. With cars like this and the other Cayman GT post floating around, we should start a farewell tour for the 911!
Originally Posted by 4Wheels
I don't know if it will beat a Turbo on a track, maybe Strosek should send one over the Nürburgring and see what it does.
Testing to happen this summer; pro driver behind the wheel. Should be fun to see the numbers.
Originally Posted by JP-S-St.Louis
It is so close that a miss ship would have it! As for the track you have to be kidding me! The Mid engine platform is far more useful on the track then the dated rear engine. With cars like this and the other Cayman GT post floating around, we should start a farewell tour for the 911!
Originally Posted by frayed
I know that one of the tuners is sending a modded cayman (the 3.8L X51, suspension, LSD) to the 'ring, to be tested against the 997S, 997, and GT3, with street tires and Rcomps.
Testing to happen this summer; pro driver behind the wheel. Should be fun to see the numbers.
Testing to happen this summer; pro driver behind the wheel. Should be fun to see the numbers.
Originally Posted by 4Wheels
AWD. I know you're way more experienced than me, heck I've never even driven a Porsche but you're probably are a bit biased too since you own a mid-engined car.
BTW that was supposed to be (MIS-SHIFT)



