YOUR RESEARCH996 Turbo clay model @Porsche Museum...
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Stopped off in Stuttgart at the Porsche museum and found this fascinating 996 Turbo on display, part production, part clay model, part cutaway... The museum is light on 996 stuff but this was a nice find. Worth a look if the opportunity presents.
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Thanks for sharing that - pic 3 is so cool 8)
Thanks for sharing, picture 3 in particular is quite useful in showing what a rats nest of pipes and hoses lives in the turbo engine bay
Another German museum cutaway, this time a C4 in the Prototyp Automuseum in Hamburg: https://youtu.be/3yjkTIR2Dck Well worth a visit, not exclusively Porsche but Porsche is well represented.
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