Who cares about IMS, AOS and bore scoring when we could have a bulletproof 996! Pretty interesting video - You Tube
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YOUR RESEARCH996 is bulletproof
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Pretty cool but unfortunately the car's performance and driving dynamics would be ruined by the extra weight...at that point I'd rather just have an armored Mercedes.
That's definitely true. It would be cool if the car featured a better engine but it was equipped with a regular M96. Still very cool to learn about some of the off ball builds that were created but never made it to production.
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