Compare

Two 911s, spec for spec

Every figure below comes from the dataset — the same numbers the variant pages cite. Pick two cars (or four), and the shareable link in your address bar always reproduces exactly what you see.

Slot A

911 SC Weissach

G-SERIES · 1980 · 180 PS

Open variant page →

Slot B

911 SC

G-SERIES · 1978–1983 · 204 PS

Open variant page →

Every pick is from the G-SERIES — swap one for a cross-era car to see what actually changed.

Power

911 SC Weissach180 PS
911 SC204 PS

0–100 km/hlower is better

911 SC Weissach—
911 SC6.8 s

Top speed

911 SC Weissach—
911 SC235 km/h

Kerb weightlower is better

911 SC Weissach1250 kg
911 SC1160 kg

Specification differences between the selected 911 variants
Spec	911 SC WeissachG-SERIES · 1980	911 SCG-SERIES · 1978–1983
Generation	G-SERIES — G-Model & 930 Turbo	G-SERIES — G-Model & 930 Turbo
Years (differs)	1980	1978–1983
Engine (differs)	2,994 cc air-cooled flat-six (Type 930/07), Bosch K-Jetronic CIS	2,994 cc air-cooled flat-six, Bosch K-Jetronic CIS
Power (as published) (differs)	180 PS (132 kW) @5,500 rpm (US specification)	180 PS (132 kW) MY1978–79; 188 PS (138 kW) MY1980; 204 PS (150 kW) MY1981–83
Power (differs)	180 PS	204 PS
Torque (differs)	331 Nm (244 lb-ft) @4,200 rpm	265 Nm @4,200 rpm (MY1978–80); 267 Nm @4,300 rpm (MY1981–83)
0–100 km/h (differs)	—	0–100 km/h 7.0 s (MY1978–80); 6.8 s (MY1981–83)
Top speed (differs)	—	220 km/h (MY1978–79); 225 km/h (MY1980); 235 km/h (MY1981–83)
Weight (differs)	1,250 kg	1,233 kg (MY1978–79); 1,160 kg (MY1980–83)
Kerb weight (differs)	1,250 kg	1,160 kg
Drivetrain	Rear-wheel drive	Rear-wheel drive
Layout	RWD	RWD
Transmission (differs)	915 5-speed manual	915 5-speed manual (3-speed Sportomatic for MY1978–80)
Body styles (differs)	Coupé	Coupé · Targa · Cabriolet
Cooling / family	Air-cooled	Air-cooled
Production (differs)	408 built (stuttcars, PurelyPorsche, Rennlist); 400 (Gooding, Berlin Motor Books) — sources differ	60,265 (adelgigs / Simon's Porsche 911 SC Site production data)
Limited run (differs)	Yes	No