Porsche Found Extra Horsepower With 3D-Printed Pistons

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By Bradley BrownellJul 13, 2020, 12:04 pm408 ptsHot
Additive manufacturing is the fancy scientific way of saying 3D-printed, and it's the future of automotive engineering. Porsche can design in a lot more tech to a simple piece like a piston by using this crazy new technology. And in the case of the GT2 RS (and 935), it is claimed to be responsible for 30…

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