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In the following video, which has been haunting the web for a few days and we only saw a few seconds at the beginning, we first thought it was a fake. In particular, the poor video quality, the almost standard look of the car and the somewhat unsuitable soundscape initially raised doubts. Does this Porsche 911 Turbo S from the 991 series really make a wheelie 61 centimeters high? This even makes the Dodge Challenger Demon tremble, who is also known for mastering this discipline. But considering the expansion of the displacement from 3,8 to 4 liters, measured 1.100 hp on the wheel and sticky Mickey Thompson ET slippers is the wheelie actually reality and understandable.
Quarter mile with wheelie in 9,27 seconds
The vehicle belongs to Mark Blackwell who achieved the brutal increase in performance using new turbochargers, methanol injection, Cobb AP chip tuning software and other components such as a Dodson racing clutch or drive shafts from DSS. This means that the 2 is able to accelerate to 100 km / h in under 9,27 seconds and the quarter mile in a dizzying XNUMX seconds (including wheelie) to be completed. If the XNUMX had one Wheelie bar Installed at the rear, Mark could have stayed fully on the gas and, with high probability, would have brought out a significantly improved time at the Auto Club Famoso Raceway in Bakersfield (California). By the way, there are more videos below wheelies! Even a Smart is included. Crazy…
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