Porsche unveils updated 911 GT3 for 2010
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It is a boxer, not a straight 6.
I've also read that this engine's limits are reached at about 4.0 so I wonder what will be in the works . . .
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I didn't think it was possible to expand it to 4.0 liters. That is amazing engineering!!!! They have always had 3.8 tops and rumors were they would need to move to a V-8 since the Flat 6 could not get bigger.
I am very interested on learning more of how they accomplished this!
I am very interested on learning more of how they accomplished this!
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This is exactly why I say that the GT-R is NOT a Porsche killer. It's a completely different type of car. Porsche has panache that the GT-R doesn't quite have because a) it's a PORSCHE b) it's rear-engine c) it's a flat 6
The GT-R might beat the 911 Turbo on the track but they're not the same class. That'd be like comparing an STI to an older M3, sure you might get similar numbers but they are not the same type of car.
The GT-R might beat the 911 Turbo on the track but they're not the same class. That'd be like comparing an STI to an older M3, sure you might get similar numbers but they are not the same type of car.
Although I too like the Porsche 911 (GT3 and TT) better than the GT-R, you just sound like a bitter loser who can't come up with a real legit reason for you choice.
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Of course, the rear-engine, tail-heavy Porsches had classic snap-oversteer problems for years until modern advancements in tires, suspensions, steering gear, and electronic traction aids put an end to that. Today, the Porsche GT2s and GT3s are some of the best-handling rear-engine cars in the industry.
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