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996 3.4 power V Cayman S 3.4?

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Hi, If anyone has any historical dyno results comparing the measured output of 996 3.4's and Cayman S 3.4's they would help me assess the reliability of the difference in the Porsche published figures for each model - that from our tests do not add up. Also if there are opinions on the relative accuracy or reliability of the results of rolling road tests for "wheel power" (Pwheel) compared to "engine power" (Peng or P norm) I would appreciate their comments. Thanks, Baz

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