The Porsche 911 GT3 sharper camshafts, redesigned cylinder heads, better oil coolers, and new throttle valves that boost flow are among the mechanical changes made to the Porsche 911 GT3. Additionally, because it has four catalytic converters and two particulate filters, it complies with the most recent emission regulations in foreign markets. Porsche promises the 911 GT3 will continue to produce “a gripping soundscape.”
How Has the Porsche 911 GT3 Evolved?
The flat-six engine continues to produce 510 hp and 450 Nm, reach 9,000 rpm, and be mated to either a 6-speed manual or a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. The stated 0-100 kmph time in manual mode is 3.9 seconds; in automatic mode, that time drops to 3.4 seconds. Nonetheless, the final drive ratio of both gearboxes has been shortened by 8%. Additionally, Porsche adjusted the dampers to provide better control over curbs and bumps. The anti-dive mechanism has also been adjusted to further limit forward pitch during braking.
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Rear seats are an option on the revised 911 GT3 Touring, which has a smaller rear wing and is more focused on the road. Carbon fiber front chairs with a folding backrest must be installed to enable access to the back seats. However, it is still possible to have more luxurious 18-way adjustable sports seats for two-seater Touring variants. A wider front air intake, new Matrix LED headlights, and various aero features for increased downforce are just a few of the subtle changes that can be noticed on the front and back.
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