991.2 GT3 RS
#738
It's not worth it in my opinion. Hood is CF anyway, I prefer the regular wheels and I'm not sure they're very much lighter, I don't want a cage. So it's just lighter sway bars, which I wouldn't have thought made any difference than the negligible weight saving.
Interesting than 90% of 2RS buyers are speccing it though according to EVO article.
Interesting than 90% of 2RS buyers are speccing it though according to EVO article.
#740
I expect in the US, the MSRP for the basic model will rise from $175,900 to around $186,000.
#741
I currently have a RY 991.2 GT3 PDK and the new RS is the only car out there i would get to replace it..If i get an allocation, i'm pretty certain it will be the launch colour Lizard green..However i'm undecided on whether or not to get the Weissach pack as the carbon weave bonnet might not suit the green..
But being a tight-fisted welshman i will probably baulk at paying the extra for the WP..If the weight savings are genuine and substantial i might be swayed as i love the thought of the Ti cage..Choices choices....
But being a tight-fisted welshman i will probably baulk at paying the extra for the WP..If the weight savings are genuine and substantial i might be swayed as i love the thought of the Ti cage..Choices choices....
#742
$186K is still manageable. Just have to dig deeper in my pocket.
#743
I currently have a RY 991.2 GT3 PDK and the new RS is the only car out there i would get to replace it..If i get an allocation, i'm pretty certain it will be the launch colour Lizard green..However i'm undecided on whether or not to get the Weissach pack as the carbon weave bonnet might not suit the green..
But being a tight-fisted welshman i will probably baulk at paying the extra for the WP..If the weight savings are genuine and substantial i might be swayed as i love the thought of the Ti cage..Choices choices....
But being a tight-fisted welshman i will probably baulk at paying the extra for the WP..If the weight savings are genuine and substantial i might be swayed as i love the thought of the Ti cage..Choices choices....
Are Porsche saying how much light the TI cage is compared to the alloy steel one ?
#744
Ive looked and investigated Ti cages before on other vehicles. Difficulty is getting material weight savings when complying with physical dimensions (pipe size for one) required by the governing bodies for various cages. It clearly has a high strength to weight ratio, but having exact same pipe size and dimensions gives you a small weight saving (we estimated about 25% on the cage we were looking at) but the real saving would be to reduce the physical size of the cage (thinner tubes, or less of them perhaps) given its stronger. But motor sport governing body over here wouldn't allow it.
Are Porsche saying how much light the TI cage is compared to the alloy steel one ?
Are Porsche saying how much light the TI cage is compared to the alloy steel one ?
But Titanium is more than that. When welded correctly, which I am sure Porchse does, it is absolutely beautiful. it could be likened to having a Ti watch. It’s stronger and lighter, but at the end of the day, it tells time like every other watch. It’s about appreciating the craftsmanship and the amazing qualities of the special metal.
I’d pay big money to able able to get an OEM Ti cage in the US.
#747
I agree all that it great and every Kg saved makes a difference on cars of this nature ,,,The thing is how much will Porsche charge for that weight saving , the WP option on a GT2 RS down under is an extra $60 K ....
#748
The trouble with the ti cage is its not FIA compliant so no front cage can be fitted..