Article which asks the question "could the Cayman be better than a 911?" - looks like the answer is yes ! http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/roadtests/doc.asp?c=105&i=16113
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Although 9ff is a sponsor here they have unfortunately not been able to get the first U.S. customer car lined out yet. The owner is a member here and has shared some of his thoughts in the past. I know they are still working on it and I hope they get it right so our members can benefit.
You couldn't pay me to put those wheels on my car I don't care how proud Herr Fatthauer is about them.
I do like the idea of a 420hp normally aspirated Cayman though. I would fore go the wheels too, but sign me up on the graphics (for a track car). If I had a yellow, red or white car I might experiment with painting the rocker panel.
There is a local Porsche engine builder (Southern California) who does stroker motors... it seems they specialize in 911's though. If anyone is interested, I can pass along the info so you can inquire about something for the Cayman.
Ditto. Those wheels are better off on Mercedes SUVs.
Those wheels look like they came off the Lexus's 2 seater
Quoting the article : Why 3660lb? The LSD and bored-out 3.8 can't be adding anywhere near that much. Is the article wrong, or did 9ff make some silly decisions along the way? Oh, I see, they're completely mad!
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