AZ_Ryan
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I think you need to educate yourself on the 911.Something is wrong with their Dark Horse or that driver needs to go. Edmunds totally misrepresenting IMO.
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I think you need to educate yourself on the 911.Something is wrong with their Dark Horse or that driver needs to go. Edmunds totally misrepresenting IMO.
This particular 911 runs low 11's quarter mile from what I read. A properly supercharged Dark Horse should get through the 1/4 mile in under 11 seconds. I understand getting smoked off the line however top end the DH should catch it. I also read this particular DH from Edmunds was having issues and broke down, so I don't know.I think you need to educate yourself on the 911.
It's not going to run 10's on a dusty track on regular tiresA properly supercharged Dark Horse should get through the 1/4 mile in under 11 seconds. I understand getting smoked off the line however top end the DH should catch it. I also read this particular DH from Edmunds was having issues and broke down, so I don't know.
Wouldn't that be a fantasy test? Tires nobody uses as a daily and even more pathetic: a prepped surface...It's not going to run 10's on a dusty track on regular tires
the dark horse is only going 4mph faster in the 1/4 mile so it can't make up the difference in the launch
you'd have to go to a drag strip, put a real tire on the dark horse and then it should win. The Porsche will be tough to beat
also remember this is a whipple stage 1 car, on 91 octane gas. In the real world a supercharged Mustang will be much faster, more mods, different tune, blah blah
Noone buys a 911 Carrera S as a track car. It's a solid daily. Its probably one of the most common 'special' cars I see in Germany. More often than the regular 911 and obviously more often than a turbo or GT car. Go to any big city in Germany and you will see plenty of white collar workers with 911 Carreras...
It ran 11.2 in this video. Did you watch it? Dusty track with no preparation, akin to trying to nail a launch on the street from a standing start. The 911 Carerra S does this very well. The Mustang does not. You cannot compare anybody's drag strip time with slicks on a prepared launch pad that makes your shoes stick to it if you try to walk across it to trying to get this 4000 pound behemoth rolling with 800 horsepower on an unprepared surface.This particular 911 runs low 11's quarter mile from what I read.
There is a huge difference between a 911 Carrera and a 911 turbo... There aren't that many turbos in Germany either but many Carrera variants. These days they all have turbos but only the top dog 911 is allowed to bear that name.I did not realize that there would be a lot of white collar workers in Germany who could afford a 911 Carrerra S turbo.