996 GT3
996 GT3
09-21-2002, 11:31 PM
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Jim,,
There is are several posts about the GT3 on the <a href="http://www.rennteam.com" target="_blank">www.rennteam.com</a> discussion board.
$100,000 base base...
RUMORS:
PCCB will be an option on the GT3
No ESP but very likely e-gas and a limited slip differential (pretty close to the one on the GT2).
3.6 l displacement and 380 HP,
Weight at least 30-50 kg higher than on the "old" one.
Gearbox oil cooler as on the GT2.In fact, the new GT3 will share a bunch of parts with the GT2 because of cost and certification issues.
The question to ask.. For $100,00 a 2 year old Turbo OR a new GT3?
There is are several posts about the GT3 on the <a href="http://www.rennteam.com" target="_blank">www.rennteam.com</a> discussion board.
$100,000 base base...
RUMORS:
PCCB will be an option on the GT3
No ESP but very likely e-gas and a limited slip differential (pretty close to the one on the GT2).
3.6 l displacement and 380 HP,
Weight at least 30-50 kg higher than on the "old" one.
Gearbox oil cooler as on the GT2.In fact, the new GT3 will share a bunch of parts with the GT2 because of cost and certification issues.
The question to ask.. For $100,00 a 2 year old Turbo OR a new GT3?
09-23-2002, 03:31 PM
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911 & Porsche World running report-er Richard Long is getting eight of them - one for each of his daughters! 
(I did read that correctly, no?)
(I did read that correctly, no?)