Where can i find the performance stats for older 911's
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Having difficulty in finding any performance stats for 911's. As their seem to be so many different variants & engine sizes. Looking at late 80's 3.2 911 or 964, have seen a couple of 964's with 3.6 engines. What sort of performance do you get from a 3.6 1991 964, eg 0-100 mph,top speed, would assume they must be near 300 bhp ?
Thanks for your help.
Simon.
Thanks for your help.
Simon.
ok, fair cop.
www.porsche964.co.uk/
www.theautobahn.com/forum/showcar.php?do=overview&car_model_id=259
by Googling.
>> Edited by Joe911 on Wednesday 30th November 23:37
www.porsche964.co.uk/
www.theautobahn.com/forum/showcar.php?do=overview&car_model_id=259
by Googling.
>> Edited by Joe911 on Wednesday 30th November 23:37
www.portiacraft.co.uk
if you look under each model you get a whopping list of all the variants with their 0-60 adn top speed. how accurate is I dont know, but at least someone there took some time and effort to collate it all, probably a good sign
if you look under each model you get a whopping list of all the variants with their 0-60 adn top speed. how accurate is I dont know, but at least someone there took some time and effort to collate it all, probably a good sign
Porsche 911 Story by Paul Frere, on Amazon:
www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/1859608396/qid=1133435883/sr=8-1/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i1_xgl/203-8832845-2139106
www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/1859608396/qid=1133435883/sr=8-1/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i1_xgl/203-8832845-2139106
leeme3 said:
All according to Paul Frere who's book happens to be next to me.
Another sale lost at Amazon! Actually it is a fantastic book but you'd have to be a serious geek to always have it to hand!!!
Yes very funny!
I would be, you're right. Fortunately, the truth is that I was working from home this morning - book just happened to be where I was working.
My site lists 86 911 variants:
www.carfolio.com/search/results/?terms=porsche+911
I'm sure a number are mising, but there should be a good few answers for you there. I'll also be able to answer most questions about the source of specs if you drop me a line. Known problems include that I don't always list the series numbers - 997, 996, 993, 964 etc, but you should be able to manage from the year...
HTH, any questions, just drop me a line @ editor@carfolio.com
Ciao
Zak
www.carfolio.com/search/results/?terms=porsche+911
I'm sure a number are mising, but there should be a good few answers for you there. I'll also be able to answer most questions about the source of specs if you drop me a line. Known problems include that I don't always list the series numbers - 997, 996, 993, 964 etc, but you should be able to manage from the year...
HTH, any questions, just drop me a line @ editor@carfolio.com
Ciao
Zak
leeme3 said:
Fortunately, the truth is that I was working from home this morning - book just happened to be where I was working.
Oh don't worry, we all believe you!
Do you know all the FA cup winners since the war as well?!?!?!?
Great!!
You try to help someone out and this is what happens
Thanks for all the help/links, been very helpfull.
Been looking at a 964 & a 911 both have been updated / modded body wise, i am not into concours or originality, will be used for sunny days & trackdays.
Please give me your opinions on them, must say the 964 looks a minter with quite low mileage. Not to sure on the 911.
www.pistonheads.com/sales/55858.htm
www.pistonheads.com/sales/54292.htm
Thanks Simon.
Been looking at a 964 & a 911 both have been updated / modded body wise, i am not into concours or originality, will be used for sunny days & trackdays.
Please give me your opinions on them, must say the 964 looks a minter with quite low mileage. Not to sure on the 911.
www.pistonheads.com/sales/55858.htm
www.pistonheads.com/sales/54292.htm
Thanks Simon.
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