Porsche 924 — the race programme.
A purpose-built club-racing car with history in Porsche competition and a simple mechanical package that keeps the focus on driving.
Porsche 924
Race car specification.
The specification is presented as a durable overview rather than a season-specific snapshot, so the page remains useful as the programme develops.
Powertrain
- Engine
- 2.0-litre naturally aspirated inline-four
- Recorded output
- 126 bhp reference dyno figure
- Induction
- Ramair air filter
- Exhaust
- Stainless system
- Gearbox
- 5 forward ratios + reverse conversion
- Clutch
- Competition-use maintained unit
Chassis & systems
- Cooling
- Aluminium radiator with silicone hoses
- Mounts
- Motorsport engine/transmission mounting
- Battery
- Lightweight battery
- Instrumentation
- Stack dash
- Controls
- Isolation, fuel-pump and start controls
- Safety
- Competition restraint and fire-suppression equipment
History
Built for Porsche competition.
The car was built in the mid-1990s for 924 racing and later competed in Porsche-focused club competition. That heritage remains central to how Afiléon Motorsport presents and develops it.
1990sBuilt as a dedicated Porsche 924 competition car.
Later competitionUsed in Porsche-focused club-racing environments.
TodayPrepared as the core Afiléon Motorsport race programme.
NextDeveloped around seat time, reliability and sustainable club competition.
Performance Filtration Sponsor — Ramair. The Porsche programme uses Ramair filtration support as part of its current technical package. Read about the partnership.