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A Porsche 911 that makes 911bhp

A Porsche 911 that makes 911bhp

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How do you feel when you see VW rims on Skoda?  

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    • Indifferent ...
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    • Owner of the Skoda couldn't find Skoda rims
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    • Owner tries to disguise the Skoda as a VW
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From what you've read earlier Porsche have just come up with an RS version of the 911 GT2. When Porsche uses the RS tagline, it usually means more power and less weight resulting in an ultra focused driver vehicle. When Porsche came out with the GT2 everyone was amazed that it only had rear wheel drive to power over 600bhp. So when you combined both the GT2 and the RS tags, it becomes nuclear. Of course, if you are in America, rich and impatient till you cannot wait for the RS or think that the RS is still too wimpy for you, you can head to Switzer Performance and get your current model 911 GT2 pumped up even more.

 

Ohio based Switzer claims that their 911 GT2 makes a nice Porsche 911 sounding figure of....911bhp. Switzer sounds very like it may be run by some Germans as it seems the humor is in line with what people at RUF, Gemballa or TechArt do. I mean only the Germans are a stickler for detail and would think




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Porsche never fails to amazed people in terms of power and speed especially with this one hot car that can ride on an overwhelming 911 bhp. Just from looking at the picture, it sure do have an enormous size of the engine, a high-quality clutch master cylinder, and complex exhaust system. I'm quite curious how it feels inside of the car at top speed. I really hope I could test drive one of those someday.

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