BGB Motorsports - 981 Cayman S Track Build
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Thanks fellas, this is definitely one beautiful car that we are proud to be apart of. Cant wait to see it out on track this weekend at Sebring!
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Beautiful build John! I see some parts in there I will be interested in when I am ready for my next stage on my 981S. What was the final weight you ended up at with the side windows out? I am assuming the rear hatch still has the glass or did you replace that with lexan?
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Currently no, there isnt any additional PDK cooling, however that will soon change! This has been a long term buildout for a great local customer, which has been built incrementally to suit his growing needs over the last couple of years. On our other in house race builds, we utilize the side mounted PDK cooling kit from LN Engineering on these 981's
In the original post, yes the car was equipped with just a set of H&R lowering springs as it was still a street driven DE car. Since then, this car has been upgraded with a set of MCS 2-way's with Hyperco springs and Tarett camber plates.
Thanks fellas, this is definitely one beautiful car that we are proud to be apart of. Cant wait to see it out on track this weekend at Sebring!
In the original post, yes the car was equipped with just a set of H&R lowering springs as it was still a street driven DE car. Since then, this car has been upgraded with a set of MCS 2-way's with Hyperco springs and Tarett camber plates.
Thanks fellas, this is definitely one beautiful car that we are proud to be apart of. Cant wait to see it out on track this weekend at Sebring!
How does the LN engineering cooler perform? Do you recommend it for a 90% track 10% street car? In the 26 track days I’ve done...haven’t had any issues with the pdk but recently ran some pirelli slicks and saw a bit of weeping at bottom of the pdk. Been dry for 4 track days since that day.
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Did the customer switch to the GT4 wing for aesthetic reasons or was it because you thought the aero would be better than the Getty wing?
Those BC Forged wheels look really good!
Those BC Forged wheels look really good!
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Beautiful build John! I see some parts in there I will be interested in when I am ready for my next stage on my 981S. What was the final weight you ended up at with the side windows out? I am assuming the rear hatch still has the glass or did you replace that with lexan?
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How does the LN engineering cooler perform? Do you recommend it for a 90% track 10% street car? In the 26 track days I’ve done...haven’t had any issues with the pdk but recently ran some pirelli slicks and saw a bit of weeping at bottom of the pdk. Been dry for 4 track days since that day.
Actually, the other way around! The customer originally had the NR automotive replica GT4 wing, which was removed in favor of the more sturdy Getty base & wing assembly. We run Getty on all of our track builds!
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Were there any issues with the NR gt4 wing? The plastic uprights and mounting to the hatch doesn’t seem to be something that can take track abuse. Do you recommend the Getty wing and base without the gt4 front? With colonel mustard you guys added the twl front lip. In either case front df was added.
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Were there any issues with the NR gt4 wing? The plastic uprights and mounting to the hatch doesn’t seem to be something that can take track abuse. Do you recommend the Getty wing and base without the gt4 front? With colonel mustard you guys added the twl front lip. In either case front df was added.
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Do you guys sell, or can you provide the parts needed for the OE GT3 slides to mount a seat/harness? I have a Recaro SPG XL in my 981 on a GMG seat base, but it sits higher than I would like, and am looking for ways to lower the seat while maintaining the slider and harness mounting points (would happily give up slider to reduce height)...