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2019 Cayman GT4 spied with potential detuned GT3 engine ?
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I heard this rumour from a mate a few weeks ago... It is what the GT4 should be however I just can not see Porsche producing a high power, proper race engine cayman. Only reason being it will be better than a GT3. Whilst it is completely possible I just can not see them doing it.
A non-issue for me as Porsche will only make about 5 of them so there will not be enough to go around all the enthusiasts as per usual :roll:
A non-issue for me as Porsche will only make about 5 of them so there will not be enough to go around all the enthusiasts as per usual :roll:
Porsche say the production run will not be limited, some believe this will help recoup the development cost of the aledged new/detuned 4L GT3 lump.
Not limited is expected to look like circa 500 UK cars.
I have an LOI in, although am not optimistic, the trend appears to be that only regular customers get GT cars.
That said I f anyone can provide any wisdom on acquiring it would be appreciated :thumb:
Not limited is expected to look like circa 500 UK cars.
I have an LOI in, although am not optimistic, the trend appears to be that only regular customers get GT cars.
That said I f anyone can provide any wisdom on acquiring it would be appreciated :thumb:
Word has it that the 718 Spyder will also have the same engine, and if true then that will be the one to have (if you can get it) as it will almost certainly be the last ever normally aspirated Porsche convertible and as much a baby Carrera GT as a juiced up Boxster... :?:
Disco said:
Bit of a stretch. CGT a totally bespoke car on a carbon fibre chassis with a V10.
Spyder will very much be a juiced Boxster. Not that this is any kind of criticism, Boxsters are fantastic cars.
There's lots of noise about a 4.0 engine, but really that's yet to be confirmed and it could be 4.0 without having anything to do with the GT3 engine. They could do a 4.0 version of the standard MA1. The 3.8 MA1 Powerkit was good for 430PS, so similar power from a 4.0 version would be a doddle. Using the GT3 engine to deliver that kind of power seems like a very expensive way to go about things.
We'll see!
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