Would it fit on the rollers?
Not a chance, the roof is far too low!
Would it fit on the rollers?
Nope, gives time for another later in the year and the date is two months away.
Though if the initial response is anything to go by were already nearly upto 10 runners, though as always there will be drop outs, but if we can get 20 or so runners on the day then great.![]()


Can we sort the running order before we arrive? I need an early slot, before 10 if possible.


Even though I cant be 100% sure I'll be in the UK can you put me down anyway please. If Im here I'll run.
panthro - BMW M3
[TW]Fox;19242402 said:Do you mind if I stand and admire your car all morning?
Thanks.

Hi there
As I can't remember has anyone ever seen a 911 run on Powerstations dyno, are they OK with rear engined cars? With the 911 are they easy to run or do they have a built in dyno mode?
haha, sure, you can sit it in too if Im feeling generous![]()

Hi there
As I can't remember has anyone ever seen a 911 run on Powerstations dyno, are they OK with rear engined cars? With the 911 are they easy to run or do they have a built in dyno mode?

Issue with 911's is getting enough air into the engine, but I would be astonished if your car isn't running well over the numbers quoted on this dyno as it has a history of over reading doesn't it? Not sure anyone has EVER run a 911 that isn't bang on or over the numbers in the world EVER!![]()
Issue with 911's is getting enough air into the engine, but I would be astonished if your car isn't running well over the numbers quoted on this dyno as it has a history of over reading doesn't it? Not sure anyone has EVER run a 911 that isn't bang on or over the numbers in the world EVER!![]()
The EVO was 389BHP at TRL which is known for accuracy, wheras Powerstation was 397BHP I think. I'd say Powerstation over-reads in the region of 2-3%.