GT3 - RS alignment check??
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GT3 - RS alignment check??
Have any of you lucky bastards that've taken delivery of your cars checked the alignment?
With so many of the 996 GT3's having their alignment out of whack at delivery, I was wondering if we should expect the same thing on the 997 variants...
With so many of the 996 GT3's having their alignment out of whack at delivery, I was wondering if we should expect the same thing on the 997 variants...
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Originally Posted by MJSpeed
Have any of you lucky bastards that've taken delivery of your cars checked the alignment?
With so many of the 996 GT3's having their alignment out of whack at delivery, I was wondering if we should expect the same thing on the 997 variants...
With so many of the 996 GT3's having their alignment out of whack at delivery, I was wondering if we should expect the same thing on the 997 variants...
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i am sure the delivery alignment is out of whack.
i will have my indy realign for track use as soon as i leave the showroom.
btw, it takes 4-5 weeks from completion to CA, i presume that the spring would have settled by then?
i will have my indy realign for track use as soon as i leave the showroom.
btw, it takes 4-5 weeks from completion to CA, i presume that the spring would have settled by then?
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Mooty, who should do the alignment here in the BA? Not the dealer I take it?
Would you still advise it immediately even if it won't hit the track for a couple months, mostly street?
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Would you still advise it immediately even if it won't hit the track for a couple months, mostly street?
Thanks
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Originally Posted by Schmidts Cat
Mooty, who should do the alignment here in the BA? Not the dealer I take it?
Would you still advise it immediately even if it won't hit the track for a couple months, mostly street?
Thanks
Would you still advise it immediately even if it won't hit the track for a couple months, mostly street?
Thanks
if it's not too out of whack, you can drive it on street for sure. but i personally like my car to have track alignment asap.
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Originally Posted by grussell
My 997 GT3 is on the rack right now having the track (per manual) alignment done. In addition to the alignment I am having the LWFW and Castrol brake fluid installed. Can't wait to drive it!
I wonder how much heavier is your car compared to your Lightweight 996 GT2.
btw, put me on the list of people looking forward to read your detailed feedback on the 997 GT3 vs. the 996 GT2.
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Originally Posted by NJ-GT
Can you take your car to the e-scales later? You should check the corner weights as well, and adjust them to suit you.
I wonder how much heavier is your car compared to your Lightweight 996 GT2.
btw, put me on the list of people looking forward to read your detailed feedback on the 997 GT3 vs. the 996 GT2.
I wonder how much heavier is your car compared to your Lightweight 996 GT2.
btw, put me on the list of people looking forward to read your detailed feedback on the 997 GT3 vs. the 996 GT2.
#12
Originally Posted by 03-turbo911
I'll be having mine checked before I take delivery.
Of ten or twenty cars, I've not seen a 996 GT3 arrive with good settings.
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Originally Posted by grussell
It is also being corner balanced so I should have the weight today. I am guessing around 3200. I plan on doing a few mods to lighten it up. My goal is 3050. As soon as I get it on the track I will post my opinion and comparison between the GT2 and the 997 GT3.
Getting the 997 GT3 ride height and corner balance will require finding the right numbers. Maybe PMNA?
#14
Originally Posted by BobbyC
What should the street and track settings be?
Tire pressure:
New Factory settings are 29 front, 33 rear.
Alignment:
Street:
Front
toe +6' +/- 2'
camber -1deg20' +/- 5'
Rear
toe +13' +/- 2'
camber -2' +/- 5'
Race circuit
Front
toe +0' +/- 2'
camber -2deg' +/- 5'
Rear
toe +16' +/- 2'
camber -2deg30' +/- 5'
(From the owner's manual and Excellence)
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Originally Posted by grussell
My 997 GT3 is on the rack right now having the track (per manual) alignment done. In addition to the alignment I am having the LWFW and Castrol brake fluid installed. Can't wait to drive it!