The Porsche 911 GT3 is now the fastest manual car to lap for Norburgh, which has defeated the previous record holder for about 10 seconds.
Porsche has recently sent around the updated ‘992.2’ Nordshleff-with the former and former racer Jorg Bergmester on the wheel-6-minute 56.294SEC.
This PDK is not just faster than 3.6 seconds, with the pre -fastening lift 992 with the automatic gear box, but the previous fastest manual car, the hardware dodge is also much faster than the wiper ACR, which has a “significantly more powerful engine” in the Porsche Note.
The American supercar, with 645bhp 8.4-litter V10, claimed a record leap time of 7 minutes 1.3 seconds in 2017-but it was around the short 20.6 km circuit and according to Porsche, 7 minutes 5.8 seconds at a distance of 20.832 km.
Through this matriculation, stick shift with 503BHP flat six, GT3, the green hell was 9.5 seconds faster.
The car used for this effort was equipped with the Vesch Package-an optional addition of a K 20K that brings a fleet of weight-saving measures to shave 12kg of 12kg on standard GT3-and sticking (but still road-legal) Michelle Pilot Sport PEP 2R tire.
Andreas Pravoninger, who runs the GT division of Porsche, said: “Maximum 911 GT3 users are choosing six -speed manual transmission. And more and more we are asked by these users how fast the 911 GT3 is with the manual transmission, we answer this question.”
Porsche told the autocrator that only a quarter has been ordered with a manual gear box in the UK under standard GT3, while the Wing Les GT3 is more than half of the touring order.
