GT2RS learnings from recent Stuttgart trip
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Wow - thanks for sharing, was very cool to read and see the photos
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I think wheels and color are personal preference. I am not a fan of the Carbon wheels. I much prefer both the standard GT wheel and the BBS mag wheel look to the Carbon. They are rare tho. That was the only set I saw on the whole trip.
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please keep the pictures coming! this is the best thread on RL in months....I'm sick of the "PDK vs manual" and "will my GT3 be worth millions in 10 years?" threads
#26
You sir were in rarefied company on your trip (Porsche executives and race car drivers), amazing experience. Thanks for sharing, the pictures are incredible. Care to share some of your build options (exterior color, options etc) on your MY2019 GT2RS? Any pictures from the test track?
#27
Thanks for sharing your experience. I saw that Meerblau GT3 as well when I visited Exclusive last month. Were they fine with you taking pictures? I was sorely tempted to but held back.
#29
-There will not be a "new GT4" or Cayman RS type variant for the street. However I was told that Porsche is working on a new GT4 race car for 2019 to be more competitive with the new BMW M4 GT4, AMG GT4 and Audi R8 GT4. Porsche feels those cars are legally compliant but on some level violate the spirit of the GT4 class (race gearboxes, etc). I was told it will use a "new platform" for homologation. I was also told there will be both a "Clubsport" and "GT4" version as in the past.
And in regards to violating the spirit it sounds like Porsche was caught with their pants down.
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Thanks for the belly laugh.