YOUR RESEARCH600HP TT
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A friend of mine here in PA told me yesterday that he just bought a 2004 TT from Oklahoma.I said "wow they have over 450 HP don't they". He said it had some engine mods that put it over 600HP. Is that possible? I don't know what I would do with 600 HP.Might be fun to try though. He said he would let me drive it. Hope ie won't spoil me.
[QUOTE=DJSmith] I don't know what I would do with 600 HP.QUOTE] Get out of OK...FAST!!!
[QUOTE=mundman] That's funny!! Yes, they do exist...a heavily modded Turbo can easily have 600 HP.
Check out this website. They tuned a 911 to have 950 HP and won a 'shoot-out' with other 911 tuners: http://evoms.com/porsche%20ec%20art%20test.htm
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