GT3 Gone, 718S Maybe next? AP Rotors available
#33
Not sure, but fairly confident that the GT4 would be the more satisfying track car for $90k (No options plus LWB's) and have better resale value. Use Re-71Rs on stock rims in stock sizes for lower running costs. The huge brakes would wear pads and rotors more slowly than smaller hardware on 718S (especially with Re-10 pads).
#35
Not sure, but fairly confident that the GT4 would be the more satisfying track car for $90k (No options plus LWB's) and have better resale value. Use Re-71Rs on stock rims in stock sizes for lower running costs. The huge brakes would wear pads and rotors more slowly than smaller hardware on 718S (especially with Re-10 pads).
#36
The GT4 is sorted better for the track in terms of brakes and suspension. I'm sure the Cayman S set-up can be tweaked to close that margin as well. The main difference, aside from awesome full buckets, is the tranny.
IMO it comes down to PDK or manual. If you want a manual definitely buy the GT4. If you want a PDK you will be right there with the Cayman S and a few relatively inexpensive mods.
#37
+1 on the PDK. I will primarily AX the car so the low-end torque and PDK is why I'm not looking for a GT4.
I can't decide on a color. I like the SB that you had on the GT3 with silver wheels. First choice is Carmine Red with satin black wheels but I don't think I want to spend the extra cash for that or Lava or Miami.
I can't decide on a color. I like the SB that you had on the GT3 with silver wheels. First choice is Carmine Red with satin black wheels but I don't think I want to spend the extra cash for that or Lava or Miami.
#38
+1 on the PDK. I will primarily AX the car so the low-end torque and PDK is why I'm not looking for a GT4.
I can't decide on a color. I like the SB that you had on the GT3 with silver wheels. First choice is Carmine Red with satin black wheels but I don't think I want to spend the extra cash for that or Lava or Miami.
I can't decide on a color. I like the SB that you had on the GT3 with silver wheels. First choice is Carmine Red with satin black wheels but I don't think I want to spend the extra cash for that or Lava or Miami.
Agreed with all above with reasons why the 718S instead of the GT4. I wish they made the GT4 in PDK, but they don't. At least not yet.
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#42
There is a BGB 3.8L X51 engined Cayman R with PDK listed for sale right now. Has upgraded brakes, suspension and LSD also (around $50k in upgrades to an already fantastic car!). I'd take that over any turbo 4-banger. Likely would be almost as fast as a GT4. Plus 18" wheels, the older brake calipers that are easy to swap pads with, better steering. What's not to like?
#43
There is a BGB 3.8L X51 engined Cayman R with PDK listed for sale right now. Has upgraded brakes, suspension and LSD also (around $50k in upgrades to an already fantastic car!). I'd take that over any turbo 4-banger. Likely would be almost as fast as a GT4. Plus 18" wheels, the older brake calipers that are easy to swap pads with, better steering. What's not to like?
#44
[QUOTE=MayorAdamWest;13761728]I loved my SBM GT3. Highly recommend the color. Got a chance to see Miami Blue at Porsche Fremont and really liked it as well. Leaning towards that. Other option is either GT Silver or SBM again.
I am thinking SBM with biscuit interior. Also the GT steering wheel and painted rear intake ports. Of course all the sporty options, anything a must have I'm missing.
I am thinking SBM with biscuit interior. Also the GT steering wheel and painted rear intake ports. Of course all the sporty options, anything a must have I'm missing.
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