no the Cayenne is avaible with V8 too. V8 n/a or V8 twin turbo.
I am pretty sure that the new Panamera gets V8 engine and car press in Germany
rumours that it is possible that the V10 of the Carrera GT get back into
production for the Panamera.
Anonymous
11/05/07, 11:53:11
Ten second faster tha Z 06 on Laguna Seca track!!!!!!!!
Please delate this ridicolous time!
Deleted. Because reference link did not provide enough detail. And to be honest
- it is not possible for this old porsche to beat Z06 with such a difference. It
is not possible for 928 to beat Z06 at all.
Yes it is a racing 928...but techinically it is street legal..it does have
registration and a license plate! But anytime in the 1:30.xx is smoking fast at
laguna!
zanick
29/07/07, 07:43:30
I just posted a 928 that runs 1:39.0 at Laguna Seca, but again it is gutted, but
street legal and ran it on DOT toyos.
By the way, the 928 that ran the 1:30.8 did have a stroked engine to 6.5 liters
(390ci). However, on DOTs this 928 ran 1:35.1 in a speedGT race in 2004.
Please don't be ridiculous! Stock 928 can not under any circumstances outperform
such cars as 997 GT3 or Corvette Z06. 1:39 for stock 928 at Laguna Seca is
impossible. We collect here lap times only for non-modified street cars. Read
the rules section.
Anonymous
29/07/07, 16:49:38
FastestLaps, stop being ignorant douchebags. You obviously know little to
nothing about the 928 and what it is and is not capable of. Don't put your
ignorance on the rest of the track community and the people who read this site.
Sam I Am
29/07/07, 17:15:49
I highly doubt that most of the cars listed here are in 100% stock trim. Who is
going to track their car without at least ditching the spare tire and jack,
changing the brake fluid to a higher temp fluid, getting rid of the all season
tires etc. Sheez, you guys are a little rediculous.
Anonymous
29/07/07, 17:16:00
i agree obviously a car that gets from 0-60 in 6 seconds is eaily 50 zillion
times better than a brand new 200mph supercar - the 928 is capable of getting
you from A-B with fuel stops, back ache and a bad smell of bured clutch - to
beat that you'd need a kia
zanick
29/07/07, 18:37:53
Yes, the 928S4 is a super car, and it is 20 years older than the GT3.
The GT3 IS a modified version of the 996/997. The 928 that ran the verified time
of 1:39.0 was gutted to the same weight as the porsche GT3 spec. It used DOT R
compound tires (toyo RA1) same family as was used by the GT3, and only had
exhuaust mods, equal to what is found on a stock GT3.
So, who is being rediculous?
The 928 broke the speed record for production cars in 1986 running 172mph and
180mph at Nardo, Italy. bone stock, no mods, not even tire mods!
There are very few cars in the world today that can beat the 928 in a road race
with similar mods.
So, FastLaps? you dont think GT3 can be beat by a porsche 928 under "any"
circumstances? well, how do you explain the 1:39.0 vs the 1:39.5? same weight,
both driven by experienced racers, and the 928 isnt even the top of the line
928! a GTS with its larger engine, better transmission, and bigger brakes is
even faster! all we are talking about here is matching the weight and tire
sizes of the GT3!
See you at the track!
Anonymous
29/07/07, 18:59:53
Take a T1 prepared ZO6 to Road America the lap record is over 2:25.
The "race car" 928 posted will lap RA in 2:18. This is also on used left over
race tires. Where as the T1 guys are using fresh rubber.
zancik --> 928 which set 1:39 at Laguna Seca WAS modified. You just said that
yourself. I am one of those who like and respect 928 as a fast and cool looking
car but I can't allow to publish lap times set by modified cars. This one was
modified. It was a race car.
Sam I am --> you said: "Who is going to
track their car without at least ditching the spare tire and jack, changing the
brake fluid to a higher temp fluid, getting rid of the all season tires etc" -
all of these are not modifications. These are adjustments. Things that can be
done without mechanical interruption. Things that actually does not change the
car. It does not matter whether lap time is set running on all season, winter or
summer tires. They just have to be road legal. And removed spare tire also is
not what we should call a "modification" and the weight difference is
unimportant. If you decide to remove passenger seats and interior parts - then
it's modification and a car is no longer stock. In this case 928 had extended
engine displacement and therefore increased power which automatically makes it
tuned or modified car. You can't argue about that.
DanglerB
30/07/07, 03:26:49
Many of the guys who race a 928 drive it daily as well, and pass a smog check in
Calif just fine. Whats your fine line modifications can't cross?
The 1:39 has a factory driveline with the motor never opened up yet. It has some
exhaust changes, racing ing seats and a bit of lightened luxury items.
20 years ago cars didn't roll off the assembly line race ready like a Z06 does
today, at least not to the general public. Some accomodation should be made to
level the playing field to examples as they are driven now on the street.
Besides we all know nothing has more expensive mods than a "stock" racer.
Stevoscars
18/08/07, 21:22:24
Sounds like........
Boo hoo hoo
Nasty old German Cars (can't)drive better then my nice new (very very old) Yank
tank to me.
Wake up the Z06 is just a factory modified Corvette Stingray (oh were they both
about at the same time?).
How will it fare against the new 928 V10 Turbo?
look at the Hockenheim Shorttrack laptime.... the 1992 928 GTS is 2 seconds
slower as top FWD hatchbacks of today like the Renault Megane R26, or a 200hp
FWD TT Mk II...
Voith
27/12/07, 05:06:44
I see a lot of bullshit on this site. since when is 0~100 time for porsche 944TS
5.9sec? and I myself drove 928S4 totally stock over 300kmh. so what is this BS?
Voith LOL
LOOK at the Porsche side they have all thechnical data only for old models..
928 GTS the strongest and latest 928model 275km/h
http://www.porsche.com/germany/accessoriesandservices/classic/wo
rld/models/roadvehicles/1995-928/
Speedclock numbers are not real speed numbers!!!!
The 944TurboS isnt completely wrong.. 0-100 is 5.7s would be correct.. 5.9s was
for the 944Turbo build after 1988..the 1985-1988 944Turbo reached 6.3s.
As far as I know this is the only porsche with v8.
no the Cayenne is avaible with V8 too. V8 n/a or V8 twin turbo.
I am pretty sure that the new Panamera gets V8 engine and car press in Germany
rumours that it is possible that the V10 of the Carrera GT get back into
production for the Panamera.
quarter mile is 14.1 