Shogunade

Porsche wasnt affected by the bridge. Their dock or whatever its called is before that.

Ceepe

My T build just moved from an estimated August 5th arrival to now an August 26th. The build was formally to be completed in June and now it says completion date of 7/1. Also to note, I was disappointed that I could not longer see my build on the Porsche site since the .2 car was launched, but I just saw that it's still available within the track your dream suite. I had not scrolled down.

jstap808

what's your build like?

jstap808

gotcha, I heard that port will be up and running "shortly"

rickawd

My build has completed production, originally scheduled for delivery on 7/23 but completed production a little early where I saw the delivery date move up to 7/15. The car made it to Emden on 5/31 and since then my delivery date got pushed out to 8/14. So based on other people comments I'm guessing there are some shipping related delays, but hoping it's just normal processing time and the TYD is being conservative by displaying date ranges now

Shogunade

Getting worse.

Global Shipping Delays

Ceepe

Minimal options, lightweight. Exclusive taillights and wheels.

brandobot

PCCBs are arguably one of the lightweight options you might be able to feel. Removes 35+ lbs of rotating mass!

sk911

Agreed...but PCCB's were not available as an option for the Carrera T model

Ceepe

And they are not available on the T. Would have selected. I have owned a GT3 with and a GT3 without. Tracked both. I can feel the difference. I care enough about unsprung weight to have selected lighter wheel bolts. Of course I wanted PCCB.

brandobot

i had no idea they weren’t available on the T.

Dicecal

My Turbo S lock/build dates have not moved so far…Just the 6 week range of shipping estimates has changed- anywhere from 2 weeks early to a month late from the original delivery date of Sept 2nd.

Crusje

What's the Manhattan motorcars adm nowadays?

Hinz Motorsport

We may have an ST ceramic kit now for these if people are interested. I just need one person to test fit. 350mm front and rear ceramnic discs, vastly superior to OE PCCB discs and better by virtually every metric and designed to work with your factory calipers. The only issue is that the RSC1 compound which is the best compound isn't made in the front pad shape the T uses. That said, I have had many inquiries for Ceramic discs for T models, so it's possible if we get enough commitment, I could get some RSC1 made in the front pad shape (typically an order of 20-25 sets is required). We could run RS29 in the meantime on the front no problem. The rears do come in RSC1 already, so that's good. If interested, let me know.

sk911

I agree...it makes zero sense.
I also wanted them on my "T"...I fail to understand why on a model that is without any special option packages and where you have to add options piece by piece....Porsche just wouldn't allow you to select options from any 992 model. PCCB's are an option for both the Base and "S"...But not the model in between???
You can't option carbon sport buckets, SPASM or an LSD on a Base...but SPASM and LSD are standard on the "T" with sport buckets available as an option, but you can't option PCCB's???