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Old 04-22-2013, 07:43 PM
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If the 996TT wasn't fast enough for your taste and had you going down the "mod road", how will you live with the Spyder?
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If the 996TT wasn't fast enough for your taste and had you going down the "mod road", how will you live with the Spyder?
Well, the Spyder is a fast car---it just lacks the thrust of the Turbo. Both are amazing cars that have two different skill sets as street cars. If things would have worked out I would have like to have had both in my garage.
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Originally Posted by Silberwolfen
Well, the Spyder is a fast car---it just lacks the thrust of the Turbo. Both are amazing cars that have two different skill sets as street cars. If things would have worked out I would have like to have had both in my garage.
Fair enough, sorry things didn't work out with the 996.
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