9ffPT-65 Panamera Turbo
#1
08-25-2009, 08:42 PM
9ffPT-65 Panamera Turbo
Specialist Porsche tuner 9ff has released first details of the Porsche Panamera performance package.
The styling kit is made up of a new front bumper which optimises air flow. There's a new front lip fitted to improve performance at high speed, redesigned side skirts and a new rear bumper. A larger rear diffuser is flanked by four tailpipes, two on either side. 9ff nameplates are evident in the 9ffPT-65 over a number of areas including a engine cover and illuminated door sill protectors. Familiar 9ff wheels in 22-inch size are furnished.
Consisting of three packages, the baseline 9ffPT-55 package produces 405kW (550hp) and peak torque of 760Nm. Looking higher we see the 9ffPT-60 which makes 441kW (600hp) and torque of 800Nm. At the top is the 9ffPT-65 with its monumental 478kW (650hp) and maximum torque of 850Nm thanks to ECU upgrades, a 9ff sport exhaust system, new 9ff PT-65 turbochargers and a 9ff sport air filter. Unfortunately, no performance specs have been provided yet.
Interested parties can order different interior materials and colours to truly make the Panamera their own unique toy.
The styling kit is made up of a new front bumper which optimises air flow. There's a new front lip fitted to improve performance at high speed, redesigned side skirts and a new rear bumper. A larger rear diffuser is flanked by four tailpipes, two on either side. 9ff nameplates are evident in the 9ffPT-65 over a number of areas including a engine cover and illuminated door sill protectors. Familiar 9ff wheels in 22-inch size are furnished.
Consisting of three packages, the baseline 9ffPT-55 package produces 405kW (550hp) and peak torque of 760Nm. Looking higher we see the 9ffPT-60 which makes 441kW (600hp) and torque of 800Nm. At the top is the 9ffPT-65 with its monumental 478kW (650hp) and maximum torque of 850Nm thanks to ECU upgrades, a 9ff sport exhaust system, new 9ff PT-65 turbochargers and a 9ff sport air filter. Unfortunately, no performance specs have been provided yet.
Interested parties can order different interior materials and colours to truly make the Panamera their own unique toy.
#2
08-25-2009, 10:39 PM
That's just an ugly car, straight up.
I remember the last time I dissed a car on here, I got a sh*t load of Mercedes fan boys coming on here to hate. I hope Porsche fans are different.
I remember the last time I dissed a car on here, I got a sh*t load of Mercedes fan boys coming on here to hate. I hope Porsche fans are different.
#7
08-26-2009, 10:02 AM
yeah ugliest thing i've seen since the pontiac aztec. Horrible. I dont care if it is a Porsche and has 600 BHP it's still a mess.
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