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Can you fit Porsche 996 turbo caliper on Porsche 996 c4?
Yes, you can fit Porsche 996 Turbo calipers on a Porsche 996 C4, but you will also need to ensure compatibility with the rotors and potentially upgrade the brake lines. The Turbo calipers are larger and provide better braking performance, but you may need to modify or replace the brackets for proper fitment. Always consult with a professional or a specialist to confirm the fitment and ensure safe installation.
What cars did Ferdinand Porsche design?
Porsche 356,Porsche 944,Porsche RS Spyder,Porsche 911,Porsche 928 and more!!!!Look them up in panamera.com
What does Porsche mean?
Porsche does not mean anything. It was the creators name. Ferdinand Porsche.
Who was the Porsche named after?
Porsche is named after its founder Mr. Ferdinan Porsche of Germany .
What is the number of the Porsche in Gone in 60 Seconds?
There are several Porsches in the remake of Gone In 60 Seconds: 1988 Porsche 959, 1999 Porsche 996, 2000 Porsche Boxster, 1961 Porsche Speedster. In the original film the Porsche stolen from an auto dealership is a Porsche 911.
What is a porsche?
a Porsche is a car from Italia
How do you read Porsche?
no you do not you drive porsche
Why Porsche car expensive in Germany?
Germany is the cheapes place for Porsche's. I live in Norway and this is the price of brand Porsche's. - Porsche Boxster Germany: 46,000 EUR - Porsche Boxster Norway: 98,000 EUR - Porsche 911 Germany 85,000 EUR - Porsche 911 Norway: 147,000 EUR - Porsche Cayenne Germany: 55,000 EUR - Porsche Cayenne Norway: 125,000 EUR
In which country was the Porsche first manufactured?
Porsche was first manufactured in Stuttgart, Germany. The first Porsche was the Porsche 64 produced in 1939.
Does porsche own volkswagen?
Porsche does not own Volkswagen. Ferdinand Porsche made the first Volkswagen. Today Porsche is owned by Volkswagen.
What is a Porsche h6?
Porsche H6 means Porsche Flat-6 Cylinder Engine
Where did Porsche get its name?
Porsche got it's name from it's founder: Ferdinand PORSCHE.
