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I read in a European auto magazine, that in 2004 the 997 will come out with a 3.8 liter 340 hp engine. In 2005 a C2S with a 375 hp direct petrol engine will come out. The writer of the column said it was about time that porsche had a direct petrol engine which would give it a lot of hp. I know tha in the USA this would read direct gas engine. Does anyone know what they mean or what this direct gas does or is? I have not heard of anything like this before, is it something porsche engines use in racing? I would love some feedback as this article had some very exciting plans for the next 5 years of porsche 911's
Given the subject has just been debated on funcars, herewith the link:
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