Been looking to but no luck... Are engines in 2002-2004 4S models different than a Carrera 2?
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I don't think there is any difference in engine.
Correct. They are the same.
Originally when I bought mine (which i'm about to put up for sale soon) I thought there was an HP bump, but found out here it's the same. Now the Clarkson review of the original 996 C4S on Top Gear makes more sense lol...
As long as you are looking for a C4S, go further and look for one with the X51 option. And if you want to go even further down the rabbit hole, look for an aero version. Good luck and they are not only great looking but terrific in all weather conditions, of course.
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