New 991 Turbo Info
#11
02-04-2012 | 08:44 AM
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BMW bringing tri turbo out announced the other day:
Rumor: New BMW M3 with tri-turbo engine and 450 hp
If the next gen turbo 911 is PDK only, I'll either keep my '09 or move to something else (WTF?)....hopefully Porsche will remain a true sports car and offer some of us the chance to move the gears ourselves.
Sheesh.
BMW bringing tri turbo out announced the other day:
Rumor: New BMW M3 with tri-turbo engine and 450 hp
If the next gen turbo 911 is PDK only, I'll either keep my '09 or move to something else (WTF?)....hopefully Porsche will remain a true sports car and offer some of us the chance to move the gears ourselves.
Sheesh.
#12
02-04-2012 | 10:17 AM
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<yawn>
BMW bringing tri turbo out announced the other day:
Rumor: New BMW M3 with tri-turbo engine and 450 hp
If the next gen turbo 911 is PDK only, I'll either keep my '09 or move to something else (WTF?)....hopefully Porsche will remain a true sports car and offer some of us the chance to move the gears ourselves.
Sheesh.
BMW bringing tri turbo out announced the other day:
Rumor: New BMW M3 with tri-turbo engine and 450 hp
If the next gen turbo 911 is PDK only, I'll either keep my '09 or move to something else (WTF?)....hopefully Porsche will remain a true sports car and offer some of us the chance to move the gears ourselves.
Sheesh.
#13
02-04-2012 | 11:49 AM
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Posts: 122
From: Toronto
PDK only for the 991 Turbo? Albeit with 520ish ponies under the "trunk".
I'm a bit bummed here. If Porsche only makes PDK for the Turbo, I may just keep my 997 Turbo and chip it. I can get more ponies and less cost.
Bumming ....
I need to drive a PDK S soon as they are available here in CT-land. I may be amazed. Or ...
Too bad the Turbo specs are not available at launch of the 991 series. Would make a difference to some of us I suppose.
I'm a bit bummed here. If Porsche only makes PDK for the Turbo, I may just keep my 997 Turbo and chip it. I can get more ponies and less cost.
Bumming ....
I need to drive a PDK S soon as they are available here in CT-land. I may be amazed. Or ...
Too bad the Turbo specs are not available at launch of the 991 series. Would make a difference to some of us I suppose.
#16
02-04-2012 | 10:38 PM
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Posts: 158
PDK only for the 991 Turbo? Albeit with 520ish ponies under the "trunk".
I'm a bit bummed here. If Porsche only makes PDK for the Turbo, I may just keep my 997 Turbo and chip it. I can get more ponies and less cost.
Bumming ....
I need to drive a PDK S soon as they are available here in CT-land. I may be amazed. Or ...
Too bad the Turbo specs are not available at launch of the 991 series. Would make a difference to some of us I suppose.
I'm a bit bummed here. If Porsche only makes PDK for the Turbo, I may just keep my 997 Turbo and chip it. I can get more ponies and less cost.
Bumming ....
I need to drive a PDK S soon as they are available here in CT-land. I may be amazed. Or ...
Too bad the Turbo specs are not available at launch of the 991 series. Would make a difference to some of us I suppose.
