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Wheel base
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2450 mm/96.5" Source: 914 Porsche Technical Specs. booklet
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96.5 inches or 2450 mm
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2.45 meters or 8.01467 feet
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How did he do dat?
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.245 dekameter or 2.589707e-016 lightyear
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4.78 cubits, 18 cockles, 6.2 kilometers.... 1 metric yard.
Stop me when I'm close. M
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2.45 *10^10 angstroms
1.33967629046 fathoms 96456.6929134 mils
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oh, light travels that distance in 8.17 pico seconds (roughly)
And we all know that black is the fastest color.
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1.108 SWB 911's or 1.079 "standard" 911's
...either way, ours is longer...
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What about track width with factory wheels? (2.0 Fuchs)
Tony, it's a little known fact, but I was the second person to break the speed of darkness. Anyone catch the CNN shuttle coverage, where they claimed the shuttle broke up at 18 times the speed of light? That must be pretty fast, it's not on any speedo I've ever seen, at least in the future. A lil off topic? Sure. M
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R: 1383mm / 54.5" We're longer and wider...  --DD
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