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Hey everyone, I am not to technical inclined, so excuse me if I ask a silly question. But how is it that a stock 996 with 300hp can out perform others with more hp? 0-60, 0-1/4 mile. What is behind the masterpiece of the Porsche? Thanks!
weight and gearing and more important its a porsche Actually 1/4 mile times IMHO are completely overated, if you want to destroy a tranny and clutch in short order there's no better way then dump clutch high rpm starts. That the 996 and 997 are very quick is a testiment to their engineering. But dropping the clutch on most 996's and 997's we'll give you enough wheel hop to make you think twice about doing it again.
i was racing my car (ex-964 C2 92) almost every day....street, tracks, drag racing...everything... after 488.564 klms......( that's around 305,300 miles )on the clock i had: 6 clutch kits installed.... around 12 pad sets all around 3 disc sets all around and around 20 set of tyres.... and of course...oil,oil,oil,oil, leaks...but no tans probs.... it's up to u.....now...
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