PORSCHE INDEX 2.4S

HISTORY AND TECH

Only a few years had passed since the 911’s arrival when Porsche introduced a new range-topping model. The ‘Super’ was a clear statement of intent by Zuffenhausen, one that reinforced the Neunelfer’s reputation as a proper sports car. Not only did it boast the highest power output, but the S was also the first model to receive a more focused specification that included light alloy Fuchs wheels, uprated suspension with anti-roll bars front and rear, and ventilated disc brakes. Continuous development brought more power and fuel injection, and the arrival of the E Series in 1972 introduced a larger engine. This was the 2.4S, the 2,341cc flat six now producing 190hp and a beefier 211Nm of torque. The increase in capacity was achieved by fitting a longer-throw crankshaft for a stroke of 70.4mm, and it was accompanied by a lower