718 GT4RS
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#2495
Just buy a gt3?
If I could get one, would I take a gt3 over a (non rs) spyder? That’s tough. Rag top life is hard to beat. And I def don’t want a speedster, even if I could afford one. #buttugly
If I could get one, would I take a gt3 over a (non rs) spyder? That’s tough. Rag top life is hard to beat. And I def don’t want a speedster, even if I could afford one. #buttugly
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#2497
GT4 RS will have 2 years production. Spyder RS only one. Both will be much, much smaller production than GT3. Indeed, I might suggest that if you don’t already have a strong relationship with your dealer and are not 1 or 2 on the list, you are highly unlikely to get one. Think Speedster numbers….
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GT4 RS will have 2 years production. Spyder RS only one. Both will be much, much smaller production than GT3. Indeed, I might suggest that if you don’t already have a strong relationship with your dealer and are not 1 or 2 on the list, you are highly unlikely to get one. Think Speedster numbers….
#2500
GT4 RS will have 2 years production. Spyder RS only one. Both will be much, much smaller production than GT3. Indeed, I might suggest that if you don’t already have a strong relationship with your dealer and are not 1 or 2 on the list, you are highly unlikely to get one. Think Speedster numbers….
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BrntRubber (10-20-2021)
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But just keep in mind that what you are hearing from the GT3 is not just the engine. Most of it high pitch sound that everyone likes comes from the centre mount merged exhaust. Put a GT4-like split designed exhaust on a GT3 and, guess what, the car will sound pretty much like a GT4. So, unless the GT4 RS has some kind of merged exhaust design, it is still going to sound similar to a GT4.
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JAhmed (10-15-2021)