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Just how do you get 11,000 rpm out of a flat 6?
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It’s a thing of beauty I know that much

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So, is 911k the price? 😳

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On their YouTube video ‘It's our new road car build. Called the 911K because its rev limit is 11,000rpm... More specs and information to come when it launches officially on Friday 19th August 2022’

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BF8XZj_5bZA
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gridgway wrote: Thu Aug 18, 2022 10:56 pm how do you get 11,000 rpm out of a flat 6?
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They all will rev to 11,000 once ! It’s the time after that that’s the problem
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Can you imagine the nerves on the dyno while winding it up to those rpm?

Would love to see the dyno sheet.
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Can you imagine the nerves on the dyno while winding it up to those rpm?

Would love to see the dyno sheet, but hope it is true and reliable.
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What is the issue with flat 6 reving high? I thought the harmonics where better than a straight line or v? I understood the flat 4 can't rev over 8k because of 3 crank securing points and push rods. Apart from the largest stress on the rod and crank what stops the overhead flat 6?

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Big fat heavy valves unless that engine has 4 valves/cylinder I would think would limit things, but who knows!
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This is the spec

- 3.1 litre short stroke, 4 valve engine that revs up to 11,000 rpm
- 850 kg, wet weight
- Magnesium 6 speed 915K gearbox
- Carbon fibre body panels
- Carbon disc brakes
- 15” Fuchs- style carbon fibre wheels
- Titanium rear roll cage

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Full spec here https://www.tuthillporsche.com/tuthill- ... OekCOUTWgk

When they say Lightweight it certainly is.

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What's the extra stick? Fly-off handbrake?
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gridgway wrote:What's the extra stick? Fly-off handbrake?
Looks like a hydraulic handbrake as it has a little master cylinder at the bottom.
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That's an odd thing to have!
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