Porsche 917K Le Mans Coupe 1970
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Specifications Porsche 917K Le Mans Coupe 1970 blueprint
The Porsche 917K is an unmistakable and iconic race car built for the 24 hour Le Mans series in 1970. The K in its name stands for its short tail which, along with its long nose, gives the car its powerful and sleek silhouette that has become synonymous with the name Porsche. It sits low to the ground and is supported by high-performance racing suspension, allowing it to hug the curves at intense speeds. Its bold bodywork is characterized by a low-profile nose and large air intakes, paying homage to the original design by Ferdinand Porsche Jr. and further enhanced with a unique paint job to distinguish it from the other competitors. At the center of it all is its 12-cylinder engine with a top speed of almost 240 mph. The engine block and transaxle were sourced from Porsches 908, however, the engine was heavily modified for the 917K to produce over 550 horsepower. The transmission is a five-speed manual and the car is equipped with a limited slip differential, allowing for maximum cornering speeds. The brake system is from Dunlop and features a dual-circuit design to improve driver control. The Porsche 917K is a living legend that is cherished by car enthusiasts around the world and with its timeless design, will remain a symbol of racing excellence for years to come.
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