Porsche at Tuner GP Snetterton

Porsche at Tuner GP Snetterton

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weltmeister

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448 posts

232 months

Monday 28th August 2006
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We won our class ! We had a 2004 997 Carrera "S" with a TTP twin turbo kit fitted and we beat a 997 Twin Turbo to class honours. We had around 450 BHP & 450 Lb-ft but only 2wd and almost zero understeer.

Our car was on normal Michelin Sports and the Evo magazine car was on Michelin Cups. Evo entered the Porsche GB press car with Jethro Bovingdon & Richard Meaden as drivers.

We ran as few laps as was required to stay in front, if they got to within 3/4 second a lap we went out again and just went a little quicker.

Car was running BP102 and only 0.65 Bar boost.

Cheers

Allan

tsantos

101 posts

242 months

Monday 28th August 2006
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Congratulations Allan! Looking forward to read the next EVO magazine...
Tiago

abarber

1,686 posts

242 months

Monday 28th August 2006
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Sounds good. What else was running on your class?

Obviously not some of the converted Elises.

weltmeister

Original Poster:

448 posts

232 months

Tuesday 29th August 2006
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The class was for Sports Coupe's i.e 911 / Cayman / Tt / Monaro / AM V8 etc. The entry list is at www.tunergp.co.uk/news.htm

However only the two Porsches ended up fighting it out. There were Monaros there but they never ran. The entry list was "confirmed" but a lot were "no shows"

Cheers

Allan

henry-f

4,791 posts

246 months

Tuesday 29th August 2006
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What time did you post round the track ?

Henry

weltmeister

Original Poster:

448 posts

232 months

Tuesday 29th August 2006
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Henry times were not spectacular, we only went as fast as was needed to stay in front. We were on 19" Michelin Sports not Cups.

Our best was a 1m 18.23 secs. Using only 0.65 Bar boost

Cheers

Allan

domster

8,431 posts

271 months

Tuesday 29th August 2006
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Congrats Allan. Out of interest, who was driving? Did you get Phil Bennett to drive?

weltmeister

Original Poster:

448 posts

232 months

Tuesday 29th August 2006
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Dom
It was Ed Pead driving for us as Bennett had an LMES drive at Donnington last weekend

Cheers

Allan

henry-f

4,791 posts

246 months

Tuesday 29th August 2006
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Certainly a good circuit to use, Snetterton is very much a power circuit, the back straight is very long and the start finish straight is an uphill haul. (I used to bike over and watch drag racing there as a nipper). Presumably they did some 1/4 mile runs as well.

Henry

Pugsey

5,813 posts

215 months

Tuesday 29th August 2006
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Porsche Carrera Cup were doing 1.8s so its interesting how much tyres and weight loss gain you, as opposed to grunt.

Merritt

1,638 posts

239 months

Tuesday 29th August 2006
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weltmeister said:
We won our class ! We had a 2004 997 Carrera "S" with a TTP twin turbo kit fitted and we beat a 997 Twin Turbo to class honours. We had around 450 BHP & 450 Lb-ft but only 2wd and almost zero understeer.

Our car was on normal Michelin Sports and the Evo magazine car was on Michelin Cups. Evo entered the Porsche GB press car with Jethro Bovingdon & Richard Meaden as drivers.

We ran as few laps as was required to stay in front, if they got to within 3/4 second a lap we went out again and just went a little quicker.

Car was running BP102 and only 0.65 Bar boost.

Cheers

Allan



Allan -

Other than the engine mods - has anything else been done to the car or is it otherwise completely standard? Suspension setup / weight loss etc?


Steve



Edited by Merritt on Tuesday 29th August 18:54

weltmeister

Original Poster:

448 posts

232 months

Wednesday 30th August 2006
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It was an ex OPC demo car bought at 10,000km. Having done 10 x "Customer driving days" at local German tracks. It still has the original front tyres on it at 18,000 km and the 2nd or 3rd set of rears. It has 2nd generation PCCB brakes some really bling 19" German wheels that flex !!! KW suspension, geometry set for fast road and thats it.

Ed did most of the laps with the air-con switched on as well as traction control still engaged.

The car is exactly as per TTP web site and as tested by German press.3,8l Twinturbo conversion stage I
Power: 331 KW (450 HP)
Torque: 620 Nm
Details: 2 Turbochargers K24
Turbo exhaust system
Sport catalytic converters
Turboairbox with sport airfilter
Waterintercooler
ECU

We will be amending the clutch for a stronger unit, adding a larger oil cooler and a few other small items. This will make it cEuro 26,000 fitted plus local taxes.

Cheers

Allan

Merritt

1,638 posts

239 months

Wednesday 30th August 2006
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weltmeister said:
It was an ex OPC demo car bought at 10,000km. Having done 10 x "Customer driving days" at local German tracks. It still has the original front tyres on it at 18,000 km and the 2nd or 3rd set of rears. It has 2nd generation PCCB brakes some really bling 19" German wheels that flex !!! KW suspension, geometry set for fast road and thats it.

Ed did most of the laps with the air-con switched on as well as traction control still engaged.

The car is exactly as per TTP web site and as tested by German press.3,8l Twinturbo conversion stage I
Power: 331 KW (450 HP)
Torque: 620 Nm
Details: 2 Turbochargers K24
Turbo exhaust system
Sport catalytic converters
Turboairbox with sport airfilter
Waterintercooler
ECU

We will be amending the clutch for a stronger unit, adding a larger oil cooler and a few other small items. This will make it cEuro 26,000 fitted plus local taxes.

Cheers

Allan




Thanks Allan -

Steve