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Power kit for Gen 2 C2S

jonathanw

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Does anybody know if there is likely to be a power kit for the Gen2 3.8 engine as there has been on the original Gen 1.
 
I suspect there will be, but not before the Turbo get the Gen 2 treatment. A C2S Gen 2 with powerkit would probably give a 997 Turbo Gen 1 quite a run for its money. I have heard nothing yet.
 
ORIGINAL: jonathanw

Does anybody know if there is likely to be a power kit for the Gen2 3.8 engine as there has been on the original Gen 1.
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When I asked the local OPC the said no, not to their knowledge - so I guess that translates to not in the near future.

I would imagine Derek is correct here - not until after GT3/Turbo engines have been revised or Audi/some other competitor update their cars again to keep up with the Gen 2 C2S.

The original Powerkit was a response to the M5/M3/S4 brigade for Pub bragging rights on who is fastest to 60 and 100.
 
absolutely-why would porsche offer the powerkit to make the c2s so quick as to take sales away from the TT and GT2 they are nothing if not shrewd salesmen
 
ORIGINAL: dyllan

absolutely-why would porsche offer the powerkit to make the c2s so quick as to take sales away from the TT and GT2 they are nothing if not shrewd salesmen
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Hi Dyllan

I looked up your details and see that you are also a medic. What branch and where are you based. I am primarily a GP in N London.

Regards

Jonathan
 
jonathan
i,m a specialist in addiction treatment across herts,also p/time harpenden gp,and a few other business interests
kind regards
dylan
 
Powerkit in January I heard - will take the torque up to the 450 limit of the current pdk box - so expect 420 horsies and pdk launch control 0-60 times at 4 secs!!
 
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