2024 - Storyboards - page 48
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Swapping in a V-8 in a Porsche 911 is a sacrilege, according to purists, but there are some obvious advantages when doing it on a 997 Carrera/ Carrera S
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Many Porsche flat-6 engines are experiencing bore scoring and IMS failure - both expensive to fix problems, warranting an engine rebuild at $30,000
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An LS3 crate motor from GM solves those issues and adds performance, and CPE has the most comprehensive kit for the purpose
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CPE's LS V-8 engine swap for the Porsche 911 is an easy conversion, and costs much less than rebuilding the stock engine at a Porsche dealer
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CPE's V-8 conversion includes a proprietary, single-mass flywheel
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The stock Porsche 997 Carrera S made 350 hp and 295 lb-ft on the crankshaft
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The new V-8 engine packs 495 hp and over 420 lb-ft
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Less weight: despite almost twice the displacement, the GM V-8 engine is over 40 lbs lighter than the boxer engine
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This particular Porsche, owned by "Street Bandito" also gets carbon fiber bits that would shave even more weight
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Swipe up to learn more about the advantages of an LS V-8 engine swap on a 911 and how much it costs.
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YouTuber Brooks Weisblat Got His Hands On A 992.1 Porsche 911 Turbo S
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He Runs The Drag Times Channel And Got To Take On The Tail Of The Dragon With A Couple Of Friends
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The 'Tail Of The Dragon' Mountain Pass Features 318 Curves In 11 Miles
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While Brooks Owns Several Supercars, His 911 Turbo S, Is His First Porsche
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One Of The Other Stars At The Meet Was This Ferrrari SF90 Spider
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A Brand New Corvette C8 Z06 With The Z07 Track Package Also Came To Shine
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Other Track Weapons In The Group Include A GT3 RS And GT4 RS
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There Was Also A Shark Blue GT3 RS, And A Grey 911 C2S
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We Get To See 360° Cam Footage From Three Cars In The Group
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Firstly Brook's Guards Red Turbo S, And While It Is Quick, The Sound From The Stock Exhaust Is Far From Spectacular
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Especially When Compared To The Stock Exhaust Of The C8 Z06
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This GT3 RS With Downpipes And Its NA Flat-Six Put Up A Far Better Show
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The Turbo S Has A Soft Limiter And It Can Never Match The Sound-Profile Of A GT3 RS
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John Hilton, The Owner Of The GT4 RS, Breaks In His New Tires In Style
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The Video Ends With Some Spectacular Footage From One Of The Most Beatiful Roads In The Country
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Swipe Up To Compare The Specs Of These Breathtaking Machines
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Doug DeMuro Recently Reviewed The Porsche 718 Spyder RS
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Popular For His Quirks And Features Format, One Feature Was Particularly Interesting To Him
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The RS Spyder Has A Ridiculously Complicated Manual Top Installation, Which Starts With The Key Fob
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This Pops Open The Rear Clamshell Lid
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After Manually Lifting It Up, You Have Access To Your Soft Top, Which Consists Of 2 Parts
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The First Part Has The Appearance Of A Rolled Up Tent
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It Has To Be Lined Up With The Winshield With It's Latch Open
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Once Lined Up You Can Engage The Latch To Secure It
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The Next Step Is Unrolling It To Reach The Rear
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The Metal Tubing Has Inserts In The Rear
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You Also Have Two Wires On Either Side Which Have To Be Attached To Fastening Points
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The Tension On These Wires Can Be Tautened With A Lever
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You Can Leave This First Part Of The Top As Is, Or Go For Additional Protection With The Second Part Of The Top
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This Is Also Quite A Time Consuming And Not-So-Straightforward Step
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Finally After The Second Part Is Secured, You Can Close The Rear Lid And Attach The Last Trailing Bits To To Latches Present
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This Is How It Will Finally Look With The Top Up
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Would You Spend $217,000 On This Car?
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It Only Takes 10 Seconds To Put The Top Up In A Standard Boxster
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Swipe Up To Find Out Exactly Why Porsche Went With This Complex Roof Mechanism For The Spyder RS.
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Porsche Works driver Pascal Wehrlein claims the 2024 Formula E Driver's Championship title in the season finale
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Three drivers entered the London finale with a shot at the championship, separated by just 7 points
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Starting 4th on the grid, Wehrlein displayed exceptional driving skills under pressure
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While Evans and Cassidy initially led, strategic issues caused frustration and gave an advantage to Porsche
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Eventually, a safety car bunched up the pack, placing all title contenders in the top 3
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In the end, it was Porsche's strategy and teamwork that played a key role in securing the driver's championship
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Despite prior race wins, team mate Da Costa prioritized supporting Wehrlein's efforts
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Wehrlein secured second place in the final lap, putting him in a position to secure enough points to win the championship
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With that Pascal Wehrlein becomes the first champion of Formula E's Gen-3 era
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Porsche finished second in the Manufacturer's Championship with 451 points, behind Jaguar who secured 455 points
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The Porsche 99X Electric has won 8 out of 16 races and the innovations & technologies featured will trickle down into Porsche road cars
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Swipe up to watch the highlights of the 2024 Formula E Season finale.
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Porsche issued a press release about a new Nürburgring record in a upcoming top-end variant of the Panamera
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Porsche Did Not Specify The Trim, But Has Now Confirmed It As The Panamera Turbo S E-Hybrid
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Porsche Test Driver Lars Kern Set A Record Time Of 7:24.17 Minutes For Luxury Cars With Combustion Engines And Hybrids
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This New Panamera Is 5.0 Seconds Quicker Than The Last Model
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Unlike The Street Version, This Pre-Production Unit Was Equipped With Bucket Seats And Protective Roll Cage
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The Panamera Turbo S E-Hybrid Has A Combined System Output Of 771 horsepower
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A Couple Of Months Ago Veteran 2-Time WRC Driver, Walter Röhrl Got Behind The Wheel Of The Panamera E-Hybrid
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This Drive Took Place In The Picturesque Austrian Town Of Zell am See
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He Was Impressed With The Panamera's Active Ride Suspension
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The Panamera's Active Suspension Not Only Responds To The Road Conditions, It Actively Varies Damper Pressure As Well
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This System Can Run Thanks To The Hybrid Panamera's High Voltage 400V Battery
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The Porsche Panamera Turbo S E-Hybrid Costs $226,500 And Will Hit U.S. Dealerships In Late 2025.
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The Porsche 4Kids Summer Holiday Program Is Joining Hands With LEGO Technic This Year
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The Porsche Museum In Stuttgart, Germany Organizes The Porsche 4Kids Summer Program Every Year
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This Year The Program Is About Celebrating The Porsche GT4 e-Performance
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Porsche Has An Established Relationship With Toymaker LEGO
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In The Past They Have Collaborated To Create The LEGO Model 911 GT3 RS, Which Consisted Of More Than 2,700 Parts
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You Can Also Get A Detailed LEGO Replica Of The Porsche 911 RSR Racecar
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Kids Can Participate In Several Activities Centered Around The GT4 And The LEGO Version
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Participants Get The Chance To Drive The Remote Control GT4 Around An Actual Racetrack
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Attendees Also Get To Participate In LEGO Building Sessions
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Participants Also Learn About The Engineering Which Went Into Both Of These Projects
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The Stuttgart LEGO Club Will Be Creating Some Unique Models And Landscapes Which Can Only Be Seen At The Museum
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The Activites Are Free And Will Run From 30 July To 18 August, Online Registrations Are Now Open
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This 1997 Porsche 911 GT1 is one of only 9 race cars Porsche sold to privateers
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The condition of this veteran race car is surprisingly immaculate, considering the grueling nature of Endurance racing
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Being a '97 model, this 911 GT1 features 993 front headlights for homologation purposes
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The 993 GT1 taillights, however, come from the Porsche 996
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This particular 911 GT1 Race version is chassis number 108 and one of the most successful 911 GT1s to grace IMSA and Le Mans
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The 911 GT1 is the only mid-engine Porsche 911
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The 911 GT1's clamshell hides a twin-turbo, water-cooled flat-six, and one of the last Mezger engines
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In order for the 911 GT1 Rennversion to go racing, Porsche built 25 Street versions of the GT1
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Unlike the road-going GT1s, which came with a 6-speed manual, the Race version had a sequential transmission
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Even early, 993 GT1 variants could hit 62 moh in 3.9 seconds and blast down the 1/4-mile in 11.6 seconds
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On the Mulsanne straight at Le Mans, the Porsche 911 GT1 reached over 191 mph. The GT1 Evo was even faster, at 205 mph
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At just 2,480 pounds, the 993 GT1 was lightweight
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The 993 GT1's rear subframe was a direct- carry-over from its predecessor, the Porsche 962
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This 1997 Porsche 911 GT1 has the potential to become one of the most expensive Porsches ever sold at an auction. Swipe up for more details
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Porsche Design products are known for their timeless design and high functionality
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This also extends to its recent lineup of high-end e-Bikes, designed for those who embrace the rugged outdoors
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Porsche Design has introduced two new colorways for its eBike Cross Performance EXC 2nd Gen
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The first is Cartagena Yellow, a bold new shade introduced with the recent 2025 911 Hybrid
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The second is Oak Green Metallic Neo, which complements the Macan EV 4S
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The Cross Performance EXC 2nd Gen is the flagship model and retails for $15,665
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Porsche Design is also renowned for its timepieces and one of the firm's very first projects was the 1972 Chronograph I
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It was designed by Ferdinand A. Porsche, who also designed the iconic 911
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Porsche Design has also ventured into smartwatches and has launched a collaboration with Garmin
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The Porsche x Garmin Epix Pro smartwatch features a sporty design with Porsche branding
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It offers advanced features like heart rate monitoring, GPS tracking, and ECG
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It retails for $1,250, excluding taxes
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Swipe up to learn more about these lifestyle products, from Porsche Design.
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Porsche Has Added Two More Macan EV Variants To Its Line-up - The Entry-Level RWD Version With 398 Miles Of Range
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And The More Powerful, And Sportier 4S Version With Upto 376 Miles Of Range
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The Base RWD Macan Will Be The Entry Variant And Make 355 HP And 415 Lb-Ft Of Torque
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The 4S Will Slot In Between The Macan 4 And The Top End Turbo Variant
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The RWD Version Will Come With A Single Motor Over The Rear Axle And The Same 95 kWh Battery Found In The Rest Of The Line-Up
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The 4S Features Two Motors Which Deliver 442 HP And 578 Lb-Ft Of Torque
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The RWD Macan Can Reach A Top Speed Of 136 MPH And Hit 0-60 MPH In 5.4 Seconds
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The More Poweful 4S Is Faster With A Top Speed Of 149 MPH And Does 0-60 MPH In 3.9 Seconds
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Porsche Has Also Upgraded The Interior With A New 12.6-Inch Curved Instrument Display, A 10.9-inch passenger Display, AR HUD, And Ambient Lighting
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The Brand Calls It The Porsche Driver Experience
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The Base Variant Has A Starting Price Of $75,300
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The 4S Comes With A Starting Price Of $84,900
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Swipe up to read more about the 2025 Porsche Macan EV.
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Porsche has employed Boxer engines in its sports cars for decades
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The first time Porsche used a boxer engine wasn't in a Porsche car, but the original VW Beetle
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The first Porsche to feature a boxer engine was the Type 64. It was a modified VW Beetle engine
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Hans Mezger was responsible for almost all Porsche boxer engines in the brand's history
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The last Porsche to feature the Mezger boxer-six engine was the 997 GT3 RS 4.0
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Porsche chose the boxer engine for a few important reasons, and all of them have to do with the car's driving dynamics
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The boxer engine (especially the six-cylinder variants) are incredibly smooth and balanced
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This also allows boxer engines to feel like they can rev more freely
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The low engine profile makes for better handling, despite some earlier 911s suffering from snap oversteer
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Before AWD became common, cars with rear-mounted engines had better handling in harsh conditions
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Among the boxer engine's many advantages is that they are the best candidates for air cooling
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However, boxer engines are very wide, making them more difficult to service
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Boxer engines are also more expensive to make due to their compelxity
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But having the boxer engine in the rear allows the 911 to launch like no other car
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Porsche doesn't plan on phasing out the boxer engine, and the T-Hybrid powertrain ensures it
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Swipe up to read more about the benefits and drawbacks of Porsche's boxer engines.
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Like other Porsche names, the "Targa" comes from racing
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In this case, the Targa Florio, in Sicily, which Porsche won 10 times
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All 911s score a retro-futuristic design, but the Targa goes further with the signature B-pillar from the 1965, original 911 Targa
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Porsche calls its 911 Targa, the first "safety" convertible, due to the fixed roll bar
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The Targa's retractable roof uses identical mechanism to the 911 Cabriolet
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The Porsche 992's retractable Targa top goes down in 19 seconds
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The Targa top can also be operated at speeds of up to 31 mph
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Versatility comes at a cost. At 3,847 lbs, the 992 Targa is the heaviest 911 ever made
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Porsche 992 Targa is offered only as an all-wheel-drive model
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In 4 GTS guise, the 992.2 Targa comes with Porsche's new T-Hybrid powertrain and does 0-60 mph in 2.9 seconds
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Despite the additionally-reinforced chassis, the 992 Targa is not the best choice for track days, especially with the top down
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The 992 Targa is the most GT-oriented 911. It comes with a softer suspension setting
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However, The Porsche 992 Targa is as practical as the fixed-head coupe while adding versatility
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Swipe up to learn why the Porsche 992 Targa is the most versatile 911
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If You Have Deep Pockets, This Pristine Porsche 911 Dakar Can Be Yours
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Its Currently Listed On Car Gurus For $359,999
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Porsche Also Offered Off-Road Pack With The Vintage Rally Livery Which Costs $28,500 Extra
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This Example Is Finished In Shade Green Metallic And Optional Decorative 'Rally 1971' Sticker Set
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This Would Have Cost You $3,686 When You Bought The Car New
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According To Car Gurus, It Has Been Listed For 50 Days And Pricing Has Fallen By $19,001
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This Car Has Been Outfitted With A $7,550 Dakar Branded Roof Bin With Jerry Cans, Recovery Boards, And Auxillary Headlights
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The Auxillary Lights Are Functional, And Offer Great Convenience When Out On The Trails
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The 911 Dakar Comes With A Fixed Rear Wing, Which Helps It Save Weight Over The Carrera 4 GTS On Which This Car Is Based
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The Roof Rack Is Sturdy Enough To Support A Porsche Branded Roof Tent, Which They Offer For $7,029
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The Interior Features The Standard Equipment Of Light Weight CFRP Bucket Seats
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This Particluar Model Is Serial Number 1626 Of 2500
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The Lamborghini Sterrato Is The Only Other Car Which Can Be Compared To The Dakar
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This One Was Sold On BaT Not To Long Ago For $285,000
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To Swipe Up To Find Out How Its Stacks Up Against The Sterrato In Terms Of Value.
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