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4.0 Liter GT4 package now available...

Now BGB Motorsport in Florida have announced their 4.0L version

"[link=https://m.facebook.com/bgbmotorsports/?refid=13]BGB Motorsports[/b][/link]

Now that the [link=https://m.facebook.com/hashtag/porsche?refid=13]‪#‎Porsche‬[/link] [link=https://m.facebook.com/hashtag/caymangt4?refid=13]‪#‎caymangt4‬[/link] is out, in an effort to stay ahead of the curve we are introducing the long awaited 4.0L stroker conversion for all 2009 & newer DFI 3.8L Porsche [link=https://m.facebook.com/hashtag/carrera?refid=13]‪#‎carrera‬[/link]engines, which includes the engine in the [link=https://m.facebook.com/hashtag/cayman?refid=13]‪#‎cayman‬[/link] [link=https://m.facebook.com/hashtag/gt4?refid=13]‪#‎GT4‬[/link]. While the idea of putting a larger displacement engine in a smaller [link=https://m.facebook.com/hashtag/midengine?refid=13]‪#‎midengine‬[/link] Porsche has been around since the 70s and while we are continuing down the path of many before us, the small outfit that pioneered professionally racing the combination of a 3.8L DFI engine in a Cayman has created an offering for their street and race car customers that always want more! In conjunction with our Stage I and II packages for the GT4 that include intake, exhaust, ECU and transmission upgrades we conservatively estimate power and torque increases of 80 HP and 35 lb/ft with this kit. Coming soon to a race track or a stop light near you, the 4.0L Cayman revolution is upon us!"
 
What power output does your car have Ralph? You did say something around the 440BHP and 400NM of torque if I remember right from talking with you at Althorp.

 
Buddy said:
What power output does your car have Ralph? You did say something around the 440BHP and 400NM of torque if I remember right from talking with you at Althorp.

It has 412PS and 419Nm - all details in the Modified Section at [link=https://www.porscheclubgb.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=888638]https://www.porscheclubgb.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=888638[/link]

Ralph

 

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