992 GT3 - Official Launch
#423
https://audioboom.com/posts/7807953-...-baldwin-hills
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SToronto (02-26-2021)
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#425
Cheerios and goldfish are harmless, in fact quite welcome to a hangry dad or mom (and hopefully of the 'flavor blasted' variety, yum). Hit the brakes for a turn and *BAM* instant snack at your feet. They keep very well on the floor for years....Its the damn fruit rollups and fruity filled granola bars that are evil. They plaster down and become part of the carpet. No included vacuum can help you. Milk spills gawd....hopefully they have a scotch guard option for the carpet...
Last edited by rhk118; 02-26-2021 at 06:06 PM.
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evanescent03 (02-27-2021)
#426
Cheerios and goldfish are harmless, in fact quite welcome to a hangry dad or mom (and hopefully of the 'flavor blasted' variety, yum). Hit the brakes for a turn and *BAM* instant snack at your feet. They keep very well on the floor for years....Its the damn fruit rollups and fruity filled granola bars that are evil. They plaster down and become part of the carpet. No included vacuum can help you. Milk spills gawd....hopefully they have a scotch guard option for the carpet...
#427
Originally Posted by SToronto
Yeah probably. Unless you want to bring back whatever feel you can from the softer suspension through the LWB.
Which brings me back to how pointless these gt cars are on road but sigh.. round and round we go.
Last edited by CAlexio; 02-26-2021 at 07:29 PM.
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#428
Originally Posted by CAlexio
Maybe I just drive too damn slow, but even in my most reckless mountain drives, I've never felt anything from Gt3 suspension... the car barely starts working on the road. Until you get to the track, there simply isn't enough compression to even start working the suspension... you're just feeling the top 10-20% of travel which is where a base 911 would do just as well, maybe better actually.
Which brings me back to how pointless these gt cars are on road but sigh.. round and round we go.
Which brings me back to how pointless these gt cars are on road but sigh.. round and round we go.
I'm trying to think of what I feel when I drive on the road. But hard to do because I hardly drive the GT3 on the street and it's been 3 months. I don't ever recall thinking it's harsh for whatever small amount of travel is used.
If a softer suspension comes for the Touring, must be catering to an older fussier crowd.
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cox1974 (02-27-2021)
#431
Originally Posted by SToronto
Was just listening to Jonny Lieberman talk about the GT3. He mentioned the Touring will have different spring rates(softer) and that the car will be more about Touring than track than the last generation. This also because Touring doesn't have the wing, so it's not about downforce and track focus.
Let's see if that's true.
Let's see if that's true.
#432
Originally Posted by CAlexio
Maybe I just drive too damn slow, but even in my most reckless mountain drives, I've never felt anything from Gt3 suspension... the car barely starts working on the road. Until you get to the track, there simply isn't enough compression to even start working the suspension... you're just feeling the top 10-20% of travel which is where a base 911 would do just as well, maybe better actually.
Which brings me back to how pointless these gt cars are on road but sigh.. round and round we go.
Which brings me back to how pointless these gt cars are on road but sigh.. round and round we go.