Question for the 991 owners....
Discussion
I'm currently in Paris to attend the final day of the motor show tomorrow, having driven down in my 997.1 C4S earlier today.
While changing my lights to "continental mode" on the Eurotunnel train it struck me that altough the process isn't that difficult (particularly when you've done it a few times before) it is a bit of a pain in the ar*e, particularly when you effectively have to empty the front boot to access the tool kit etc.
I'm hoping that this is something that can be configured easily on the 991 from the driver's seat via the PCM etc??
That would make a lot more sense - can anyone confirm ??
Cheers

Sidicks
While changing my lights to "continental mode" on the Eurotunnel train it struck me that altough the process isn't that difficult (particularly when you've done it a few times before) it is a bit of a pain in the ar*e, particularly when you effectively have to empty the front boot to access the tool kit etc.
I'm hoping that this is something that can be configured easily on the 991 from the driver's seat via the PCM etc??
That would make a lot more sense - can anyone confirm ??
Cheers

Sidicks
http://www.porsche.com/uk/powerkit-911-carrera-s/

£9388 rrp
re PDCC - approx £2k, or with -20mm lowered suspension £2700. 991 looks much better with the -20mm drop IMHO.
-20mm


£9388 rrp
re PDCC - approx £2k, or with -20mm lowered suspension £2700. 991 looks much better with the -20mm drop IMHO.
-20mm
Edited by Phooey on Sunday 14th October 09:26
Phooey said:
http://www.porsche.com/uk/powerkit-911-carrera-s/

£9388 rrp
re PDCC - approx £2k, or with -20mm lowered suspension £2700. 991 looks much better with the -20mm drop IMHO.
-20mm

So there is realy no difference until you're over 6,000rpm? Hmmm 
£9388 rrp
re PDCC - approx £2k, or with -20mm lowered suspension £2700. 991 looks much better with the -20mm drop IMHO.
-20mm
Edited by Phooey on Sunday 14th October 09:26

sidicks said:
I'm hoping that this is something that can be configured easily on the 991 from the driver's seat via the PCM etc??
That would make a lot more sense - can anyone confirm ??
Cheers

Sidicks
Well, when looking at a new Cayenne recently, I was told that the lights on the Cayenne automatically adjust when entering France etc, it uses the GPS location from the satnav and flips the lights over for you. That would make a lot more sense - can anyone confirm ??
Cheers

Sidicks
depends if you want sports exhaust and sports mode
as if you do the power kit is not really £9388 then as you don't need the 2 items listed below as they are inc.
I think a design pack power kitted 991 is the way to go ;-)
then the power kit is only £6,240 which sounds much better and a tic box worth having if you have 100k to spend anyway on a 991 :-)
Sport Chrono Package Plus £ 1,376.00
Sports exhaust system £ 1,772.00
as if you do the power kit is not really £9388 then as you don't need the 2 items listed below as they are inc.
I think a design pack power kitted 991 is the way to go ;-)
then the power kit is only £6,240 which sounds much better and a tic box worth having if you have 100k to spend anyway on a 991 :-)
Sport Chrono Package Plus £ 1,376.00
Sports exhaust system £ 1,772.00
Phooey said:
For 7.5% extra power??
I think for £6k i'd be wanting at LEAST 15% more ponies!!
bragging rights is worth way more :-) I like the idea of owning a power kit (sounds great)I think for £6k i'd be wanting at LEAST 15% more ponies!!
and come resale the power kitted cars will sell very very well becasue there are a lot of 991's for sale for such a new car.
MadMark911 said:
So there is realy no difference until you're over 6,000rpm? Hmmm 
Over 6500 looking at the graphs....
Personally I think the powerkit looks awesome, only slight loss of torque at 4500rpm then a proper screamer holding the power to 7750rpm.
Quite why the regular Carrera can't have this motor configuration as standard is a disgrace but we know how Porsche like their wonga
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