Switzer GT2 R850 Package is DONE - 783 RWHP
#31
^lol good one.
I see that 9ff package is called GT-95 VTG
Are they getting that much power and still using variable turbine geometry turbos?
I thought one needed to swop to conventional turbos for that kind of power.
What does the Switzer kit use?
I see that 9ff package is called GT-95 VTG
Are they getting that much power and still using variable turbine geometry turbos?
I thought one needed to swop to conventional turbos for that kind of power.
What does the Switzer kit use?
#32
everyone is entitled to their own opinion. i have logged over 3500 miles on the GT2 since it had the P800 (pump gas 800 HP) package. i have given it to several professional drivers as well to push the car near its limits on a road course. i have pushed it on a road course on numerous occasion. it has undergone numerous dyno pulls and highway pulls. we will continue to test the durability of the motor at these power levels. eventually, the parts will wear down and fail, but such is the case at any power level.
#33
And we have mb19701964 stating that internals need to be done at 600 hp.
A lot of rennteam and rennlister forum members state that there is no science or evidence on other boards. So lets turn it around. What evidence do you have that the internals need to be done at 600 hp? Or are you just your expert opinion?
There are hundreds of 996TT and 997TTs running well over 600 hp. And how many engines have "blown up." Your claim is statistically implausible.
US tuners and Euro tuners alike don't require engine builds for >600 hp. So lets see the data to backup your belief that you need a build for >600 hp.
#37
9ff | DE | News | Aktuell
9ff BT-2, Bi-Turbo conversion – 850HP, 920Nm
0-100 in 3,0s
0-200 in 8,7s
0-300 in 18,9s
Höchstgeschwindigkeit 382 km/h
0-200 as quick as SPI TIP 997tt 740hp BOLT-ON KIT!!!
Who need 382km/h for top speed LOL!!!
I wonder how much the 9ff BT-2, Bi-Turbo conversion would cost? LOL
#38
Built the fastest porsches in the world and they can't even beat a gixxer1000
YouTube - Porsche 9ff vs suzuki gsx-r1000
YouTube - Porsche 9ff vs suzuki gsx-r1000
#39

9ff have a habit of advertising details of "kits" before they have actually built them - I don't think this 950 VTG kit exists, RS Tuning had some extra big compressor VTGs made and they were problematic, 700PS seems about the current limit.
One has to respect 9ff for their enthusiastic approach and willingness to get involved in self promotion but they are quite unique in Europe in that they will sell these mega high hp engine packages as when they are properly used on the autobahn they inevitably wear out pretty quickly and however many times Jan (owner) tells a customer about 10K mile maintenance it is always a shock when very expensive items need to be replaced (like a set of heads)....9ff also have more than their fair share of horror stories of engines exported which don't live up to expectations......
Last edited by TB993tt; Sep 22, 2009 at 07:47 AM.
#40
Hey - I resemble that remark !
I actually conceded that even my new stock rod pusscat runs at 620.59 ft lbs
DKs longitudinal G show a large amount of torque which would bend rods if it did that 100 mile autobahn stint I showed on the graph on the front page - His car will never do that and hopefully will be fine....
BTW - who on here has bent rods ?
I have, RS Tuning engine dyno 757NM (557ft lbs) on my 993tt, with a steep torque curve, ran fine for ~10K miles, when it was cracked open for some other work it was "bannana city" and Carrillo time
I actually conceded that even my new stock rod pusscat runs at 620.59 ft lbs

DKs longitudinal G show a large amount of torque which would bend rods if it did that 100 mile autobahn stint I showed on the graph on the front page - His car will never do that and hopefully will be fine....
BTW - who on here has bent rods ?
I have, RS Tuning engine dyno 757NM (557ft lbs) on my 993tt, with a steep torque curve, ran fine for ~10K miles, when it was cracked open for some other work it was "bannana city" and Carrillo time







