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Porsche 911 Turbo (930) '81 - RR - 700PP - Racing Medium Tires - All Track - SWAP - 1.56 (Patreon)

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2025-03-19 20:13:00
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4 STARS CAR SETUP ****

ENGINE SWAP : M97/80-911 (Porsche 911 991 RSR ‘17)

Wide car

Rims size "17 - Width wide - Offset wide

Front St - Side A - Rear A - Wing A

This car offers superior grip, good top speed, and decent handling, though it’s not perfect in terms of steering precision.

The key is to avoid overdriving—keep it smooth, and it performs well.

It’s a great option for Le Mans thanks to its low fuel consumption with the swap racing engine, but be cautious in rainy conditions.

It laps 2:17 at Spa, matching the pace of the best 700PP road cars. Plus, the wide-open cockpit view makes for an immersive driving experience.

Enjoy your drive. ><(((((((°>°°°°°°°°

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Michael Roper

This and the non swap version were already in my garage but with tuning and weight reductions from previous versions that I can't undo. Do you reckon these new tunes will work OK with the old cars?

Ian Clark
>>147922687

I have the same situation, with all the weight reductions and permanent engine mods. I added as much ballast as I could and positioned it to get the correct front/rear ballast. It comes in still a little light. Then just tried to match the engine power as close as possible by reducing the power. I got pretty close, it's still a very good drive. Obviously I matched all the other tuning elements (suspension, diff, downforce, brakes, tyres etc).

Vukašin Salatić
>>147922687

You can always buy a new body for 300k and undo the weight reduction mods :) It's expensive yes, but it's the only way to match the tuning spec. Engine mods are not an issue, you can always lower the power enough and just match the gearing.

Michael Roper

Thanks for these replies. Hadn't thought of replacing the body but that would work. Will try ballast first.

Michael Roper

Another option for non swap version if you're quick... It's on sale for 220k and you can trade in for 180k and start again.

Eric the actor

I like how you said “it was very close to the goal but hit the post” lol that was good 😂

Thomas Hatton

I was pleasantly surprised with this one. I'm oddly not a Porsche fan despite the fact I know they have a reputation for making AMAZING vehicles. So I wouldn't have given this a go if a tune wasn't already ready to go. Darn good car. Darn good tune.

33 Mako

Thanks for this! Any chance you would put the Beetle Gr.3 on your list?

33 Mako
>>148067215

I designed a livery for you while testing. Just search conceptdesigns to check it out. Thank you for your tunes!

Alex

What would you recommend for down tuning to 650 for the Porsche cup?

Alex
>>149808235

Right, thanks! This swapped tune handles very nicely, I tried putting restrictor / limit with computer and sports softs to bring back down but it feels a bit slow at 650. Will have to save up and wait for it to reappear in Used Cars to tune up another version :)

Night Shadow

Is this a good car for Le Mans 700? I have all body weight reduction bought, does it affect the car alot?

Caio Stanccione

Can we have a 700pp tune with stock engine for this porsche? Thanks

Trevor Estabrook

Used these tunes without a swap on st. Croix weekly mission and theyre excellent, would recommend this car with these tunes for the pp700 race of turbo sports cars.

Trevor Estabrook

P.s there's a couple adjustments to be made to hit 700pp.