GT3RS Allocation Thread
#1531
Again, to each their own but that red/white to me is just awful. The other one on ebay for 599K is much better IMO but still stupid pricing. Its been sitting, so clearly people are not jumping out to pay this sort of premium for this car.
2023 Porsche 911 GT3 RS | eBay
2023 Porsche 911 GT3 RS | eBay
#1532
#1533
I typically HATE internet reviews, but frankly the throttle house guys on YouTube do a better job of "top gearing" than Top Gear themselves do/ did.
They haVe no bias and candidly bash each brand when necessary. This is a great point of reference of abilities and just how the car truly shows it's tech in any drivers hands.
2023 Porsche 911 GT3 RS Review // On Another Leve…:
They haVe no bias and candidly bash each brand when necessary. This is a great point of reference of abilities and just how the car truly shows it's tech in any drivers hands.
2023 Porsche 911 GT3 RS Review // On Another Leve…:
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#1534
I went with ice grey/pyro on my RS. Overall a great combo and really suits the car. The poster’s description of it being a cross between chalk and pearl white is correct. It changes quite a bit depending on ambient lighting. In sunlight it’s ‘ice white’, in shade it’s ‘ice grey’.
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#1535
I went with ice grey/pyro on my RS. Overall a great combo and really suits the car. The poster’s description of it being a cross between chalk and pearl white is correct. It changes quite a bit depending on ambient lighting. In sunlight it’s ‘ice white’, in shade it’s ‘ice grey’.
#1536
I went with ice grey/pyro on my RS. Overall a great combo and really suits the car. The poster’s description of it being a cross between chalk and pearl white is correct. It changes quite a bit depending on ambient lighting. In sunlight it’s ‘ice white’, in shade it’s ‘ice grey’.
#1537
Originally Posted by MaxLTV;18942201[i
]Looks great, getting the same, but probably with black callipers.[/i] The Bumblebee setup from the Throttlehouse review was the close second choice for me. That would be my 4th Porsche (3rd GT3) in launch colours - I guess Porsche designers know what they are doing. It's like "filmmaker" mode on a projector - true to the creator's intent .
#1538
Black vs yellow calipers was a toss up for me as I strongly dislike rosso corsa or guards red cars over yellow calipers (McDonald's spec). I ultimately decided that the deeper red anodized finish would work with the yellow calipers - and it does (to my eyes at least). They also create more visual drama than the black ones do - not that the RS is lacking in that department!
Last edited by Scrappy1972; 08-03-2023 at 02:45 PM.
#1539
allocation locked. I wanted ultraviolet, but for the life of me could not get PTS.
i was on the fence about yellow calipers thinking they might be too busy and decided to opt for black calipers. i’m also considering painting red after delivery…i change my stance on that by the minute, but for now black it is.
i was on the fence about yellow calipers thinking they might be too busy and decided to opt for black calipers. i’m also considering painting red after delivery…i change my stance on that by the minute, but for now black it is.
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I typically HATE internet reviews, but frankly the throttle house guys on YouTube do a better job of "top gearing" than Top Gear themselves do/ did.
They haVe no bias and candidly bash each brand when necessary. This is a great point of reference of abilities and just how the car truly shows it's tech in any drivers hands.
2023 Porsche 911 GT3 RS Review // On Another Leve…: https://youtu.be/7xf35zoQcC4
They haVe no bias and candidly bash each brand when necessary. This is a great point of reference of abilities and just how the car truly shows it's tech in any drivers hands.
2023 Porsche 911 GT3 RS Review // On Another Leve…: https://youtu.be/7xf35zoQcC4
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#1543
Looks great, getting the same, but probably with black callipers. The Bumblebee setup from the Throttlehouse review was the close second choice for me. That would be my 4th Porsche (3rd GT3) in launch colours - I guess Porsche designers know what they are doing. It's like "filmmaker" mode on a projector - true to the creator's intent .
Any opinions on Artic Grey? I have yet to see in the flesh.
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#1545
The tough thing about track comparisons that aren’t held on the same day is…..well, everything. It’s why the Ring times are more entertainment than science. Just look at how quickly an F1 track evolves over a single day. Track temp, surface cover, rubber deposition, humidity…and then throw in variable wind when aero is involved. The comparison of laps is definitely not apples to apples.
I really like Throttle House but you can hear just how dirty that track is as all the rocks and stones are being thrown up during the laps. That’s a track that probable needs a hundred laps or more just to clean up. I love that it’s bumpy — a better test than a mirror-smooth circuit — but a lot of variability on any given day.
To say nothing of what a set of R compound tires do on two heat cycles versus six or ten.
The only real measurement is: same track, same driver, same day (with consistent conditions) on sticker tires. Anything else and you are throwing 2-3% variation which more than accounts for 1 second over a 67 second lap, or 5-10 seconds over a Ring lap.
I really like Throttle House but you can hear just how dirty that track is as all the rocks and stones are being thrown up during the laps. That’s a track that probable needs a hundred laps or more just to clean up. I love that it’s bumpy — a better test than a mirror-smooth circuit — but a lot of variability on any given day.
To say nothing of what a set of R compound tires do on two heat cycles versus six or ten.
The only real measurement is: same track, same driver, same day (with consistent conditions) on sticker tires. Anything else and you are throwing 2-3% variation which more than accounts for 1 second over a 67 second lap, or 5-10 seconds over a Ring lap.
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