Report on new GT3 tyre in rain?
03-02-2007, 01:07 PM
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OG baybee!
actually we can have standing mud when it slides, rocks, gravel and water on the roads. in the stradale, you had to be ready to switch off race mode when you hit any of those.... and sometimes i had to get out and move boulders...
the 3 is great, gears are still too high though...
actually we can have standing mud when it slides, rocks, gravel and water on the roads. in the stradale, you had to be ready to switch off race mode when you hit any of those.... and sometimes i had to get out and move boulders...
the 3 is great, gears are still too high though...
03-02-2007, 08:58 PM
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Originally Posted by OldGuy
Robin
Watt lives in Malibu-he has two seasons
1.winter where temps are from 65 to highs of 68 and
2. summer where temps can get up to 70 from lows of 66.
Oh and a occasional rain drizzle
Watt lives in Malibu-he has two seasons
1.winter where temps are from 65 to highs of 68 and
2. summer where temps can get up to 70 from lows of 66.
Oh and a occasional rain drizzle
The important thing is to decide whether the appliances on your yacht run off 110 or 220 volts. For the truly destinctive moment, there is nothing like a yacht designed with US aircon and European whiteware.
You might think I am joking, but I'm not. Er, i go to Malibu, a lot, I'm a 220 volt kinda guy.
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03-02-2007, 09:04 PM
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Originally Posted by frayed
Robin, do you dislike the N spec PS2s? I like them a lot, great feedback and great grip.
Now, read my lips, 'check the results of the Tuner GP' - as reported in Sport Auto. And I don't mean all those MPSC equipped cars.
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03-02-2007, 09:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Nordschleife
Ok - for the people who live in Malibu
The important thing is to decide whether the appliances on your yacht run off 110 or 220 volts. For the truly destinctive moment, there is nothing like a yacht designed with US aircon and European whiteware.
You might think I am joking, but I'm not. Er, i go to Malibu, a lot, I'm a 220 volt kinda guy.
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The important thing is to decide whether the appliances on your yacht run off 110 or 220 volts. For the truly destinctive moment, there is nothing like a yacht designed with US aircon and European whiteware.
You might think I am joking, but I'm not. Er, i go to Malibu, a lot, I'm a 220 volt kinda guy.
R+C
although we're quite conservative..unlike most of malibu. we're all solar... a fine German system... that's what conservatives do, they conserve.
seriously Nordschlieffe your knowledgeable tyre comments greatly appreciated as always
and OG, the 997 is a large improvement over 996 gt3. steering and handling much improved, pccb new rotor and duct design should make them no longer problematic... seems to handle mid-corner bumps better. both cars are great, but what a quantum step forward.
in all, i couldn't drive a 996 3 day in day out for more than a month or 2... the gearing was so high. this car i think i can keep for while... like the strad. but i have said the same before many times, so let's see in a few months whether i still have it and love it
