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4S (J1.1) to GTS (J1.2) - difference in power?

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Hi all

I have a 2021 4S Performance and are thinking of upgrading to a new 2027 GTS.

Besides Active Ride and e-shift I miss more power in my 4S and are would like to hear from other owners who went from 4S (J1.1) to a GTS (J1.2), if the jump HP/Torque is noticeable in SportPlus (with and without Push to pass)?

Or I have to save up money for longer in order to get a Turbo? (Also 2027 model)?
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I haven’t driven the new one but I would estimate that it’s significant. The key here is that it’s not needed on the road. A 4S of any year is really quick.
 

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I went from J1.1 4S to J1.1 Turbo - I think this would be the same power difference that you would get moving to a new GTS. You will definitely notice a significant difference. Much more powerful. I can’t imagine driving anything much faster on a road (although there is bound to be someone out there with a turbo S or GT that will disagree 😊). I think the new turbo and faster versions might be overkill unless you plan to track it
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