992.2 GT3RS
Modifying the acoustical design - but a lot depends on firing order engine design etc.
I'd lean - performance and quality before sounds - high pitch is nice too.
Last edited by nuvolari612; Aug 25, 2025 at 02:43 PM.
https://www.umwelt-plakette.de/en/low-emission-zones
https://www.umwelt-plakette.de/en/pr.../green-sticker
https://www.umwelt-plakette.de/filea...p_class_en.pdf
It's not for every car. It's only if you want to drive into a low emission zone. Your car has to comply with the new regulations.
https://www.umwelt-plakette.de/en/low-emission-zones
https://www.umwelt-plakette.de/en/pr.../green-sticker
https://www.umwelt-plakette.de/filea...p_class_en.pdf
https://www.umwelt-plakette.de/en/low-emission-zones
https://www.umwelt-plakette.de/en/pr.../green-sticker
https://www.umwelt-plakette.de/filea...p_class_en.pdf
Traveling frequently to Germany, haven't seen a car without it.
They have green, yellow and red. One of them on the car.
Last edited by Bognar67; Aug 27, 2025 at 03:55 AM.
maybe it’s where you are going. Most cars don’t comply so won’t have the sticker. Newer cars do. Except of course my 2025 718 GTS I was driving around with. lol
Porsche looking to lower drag, increase downforce efficiency, especially with the rear diffuser, which is the easiest way to achieve that, if NA is retained. I'm sure they will do the same, lower ratio, tweak the suspension a bit more, and then claim a faster lap time. The car will also be 100lbs heavier due to the regs, just like the .2 GT3, I would guess. Big price increase, obviously. Glad I got my .1 when I did. At this level of performance, minor increases don't mean much because virtually nobody is getting everything out of the car anyway. I'd rather have a lighter, less expensive car if the differences will be similar to the .1 to .2 GT3.
Porsche looking to lower drag, increase downforce efficiency, especially with the rear diffuser, which is the easiest way to achieve that, if NA is retained. I'm sure they will do the same, lower ratio, tweak the suspension a bit more, and then claim a faster lap time. The car will also be 100lbs heavier due to the regs, just like the .2 GT3, I would guess. Big price increase, obviously. Glad I got my .1 when I did. At this level of performance, minor increases don't mean much because virtually nobody is getting everything out of the car anyway. I'd rather have a lighter, less expensive car if the differences will be similar to the .1 to .2 GT3.
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Porsche looking to lower drag, increase downforce efficiency, especially with the rear diffuser, which is the easiest way to achieve that, if NA is retained. I'm sure they will do the same, lower ratio, tweak the suspension a bit more, and then claim a faster lap time. The car will also be 100lbs heavier due to the regs, just like the .2 GT3, I would guess. Big price increase, obviously. Glad I got my .1 when I did. At this level of performance, minor increases don't mean much because virtually nobody is getting everything out of the car anyway. I'd rather have a lighter, less expensive car if the differences will be similar to the .1 to .2 GT3.
Porsche looking to lower drag, increase downforce efficiency, especially with the rear diffuser, which is the easiest way to achieve that, if NA is retained. I'm sure they will do the same, lower ratio, tweak the suspension a bit more, and then claim a faster lap time. The car will also be 100lbs heavier due to the regs, just like the .2 GT3, I would guess. Big price increase, obviously. Glad I got my .1 when I did. At this level of performance, minor increases don't mean much because virtually nobody is getting everything out of the car anyway. I'd rather have a lighter, less expensive car if the differences will be similar to the .1 to .2 GT3.




