Tuner Sportec from Switzerland has released specs of its latest project, the sportec SP580. The package includes a range of power mods , some aerodanymics enchacements, chassis and suspension tuning. The power modifications made the Porsche 997 Turbo lift up its power to 580 Hp resulting in 3.4 seconds to reach 100 km/h and a top speed of 338 km/h. Read More
Via: Motor Authority
Auto Motor und Sport high speed event at Nardo - McLaren Mercedes SLR 722, Ruf RT 12, Chevrolet Corvette C6 Z06, BMW M6, Porsche GT3, Lamborghini Gallardo Superlaggera, top speed and acceleration test.
We already reported you about the brochure leak not much later Porsche AG released official pictures and now we officially have a official press release and high-res pictures. As usual click Read More for the full high-res picture gallery and press release!
After the official brochure leak on the net, Porsche now released some official pictures themself. No word about a official press release though but Porsche AG never ment to release anything at this time, so the press release will likely follow not much later. Not that the press release would reveal much, because the leak contains most of the details we waited for. Read more for more pictures. Via: Carmagazine
The official Porsche 997 GT2 brochure has leaked onto the net. Official pictures and specifications are now released and I don't think that the guys over at Porsche Stuttgart are happy with this. Ah who cares, after all those endless spyshots and speculations we finally get to see what we want to see.
Just like the previous GT2 it will get the 3.6-litre flat six from the Turbo, yet only sending power to the rear wheels. With its 530Hp and 505 lb-ft of torque you can easily imagine that GT2 will be a pleasure to drive/drift/race, it's up to you to decide. The sprint to 60 (100 km/h) goes in 3.6 seconds and its max top speed is 204 mph (328 km/h), respect required please... More pictures? Read More
You can download the official brochure here.
Via: Germancarblog
Not much to report over the last few days. To keep the spirit alive two 911 GT3 race track vids! Some nice drifting here!
Via: Germancarblog
A great review from a German TV show featuring Porsche 9ff TR-63 vs Porsche Sportec SP580. Enjoy!
TechArt has released some new shots of its 997 Turbo-based GTstreet. This beautiful green color is destigned to set a new trend. I absolutely love the green-black combination of the 997 GT3 RS's...
A few specs on this amazing car: under the bonnet we can find a modified 3.6L twin-turbocharged flat six producing 630 horsepower and 604 lb-ft of torque. All this power could be achieved by adding two turbochargers, a special air-box with sportsfilter, an exhaustsystem with sportscat and high performance intercoolers. Click " Read More" for the full high res-gallery Via: Autoblog.com
RUF has released special edition versions to commemorate its 25th anniversary. The company offers an exciting entry vehicle for an attractive price based on the regular Porsche Boxster and the Cayman.
Adding a supercharger to the 3.4-litre resulted in 400 bhp @7,000rpm with a max of 440Nm of torque @ 5,500rpm. The sprint from 0 to 100 km/h (62mph) goes in 4.4 seconds and it stops at a maximum speed of 290 km/h (181mph).
RUF offers the 3400 K in two body versions - as a Coupé (price Euro 79,800 plus VAT) and Roadster (price Euro 75,100 plus VAT). Via: Germancarblog
The Porsche 911 GT2 is not so far away from us, at the moment it's undergoing its final tests. Just like before the GT2 has elements from the GT3 while using a Turbo motor. What simply means that it'll be fast! The RWD 997 twin turbo is 100kg more lighter and will get some 520 hp.
Via: Pistonheads.com
