you might think its nuts... advice
01-21-2007 | 12:35 AM
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lol MattE !!!!!!! i know you shoulda buy the HP car save that beauty comming for the street!!!!! dude my 997 is on the boat !!!!! expect it in 2 weeks ,,, i am pretty pumped ,,,, i will look at the fiske i will need black do they come that color????
i will be at the track with it in Feb.. just for session or two i cant wait to see yours...you see my post on your DE concerns???? 2:10 my *** maybe first lap or two you can bs the others we have driven together and im calling BS..... we are going to Mid ohio this year you should come!
i will be at the track with it in Feb.. just for session or two i cant wait to see yours...you see my post on your DE concerns???? 2:10 my *** maybe first lap or two you can bs the others we have driven together and im calling BS..... we are going to Mid ohio this year you should come!
01-21-2007 | 12:51 AM
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Are you selling the HP car?
I can't wait to see your car in Meteor!
I did see your post in the DE forum. I don't know - new car, lack of track time all winter - I think 2:10 is being optomistic. But you can bet that I will be doing my best to stay on your butt in the Cup car!Ha.Ha.
I can't wait to see your car in Meteor!
I did see your post in the DE forum. I don't know - new car, lack of track time all winter - I think 2:10 is being optomistic. But you can bet that I will be doing my best to stay on your butt in the Cup car!Ha.Ha.
01-21-2007 | 12:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Colm
Meteor to my eye is a little more green.
there is a guy on here who just purchased the dymag wheels and had them powder coated black for his Atlas Gray car. This, in addition to the PCCB brakes already on the car, and I will leave him to rave about the handling improvements.
there is a guy on here who just purchased the dymag wheels and had them powder coated black for his Atlas Gray car. This, in addition to the PCCB brakes already on the car, and I will leave him to rave about the handling improvements.
01-21-2007 | 01:15 AM
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matt yes im selling the car ... good car very very good price on it... i have the becker car now and 997gt3 ... just wont use it... car runs 2:02 s,,, it has more i know car is strong and good motor
01-21-2007 | 11:10 AM
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Originally Posted by GT3 Nut
Matt C,
I just ordered a set of all black 18" Fikse Profil 5S from CDOC for my 997 GT3. If you want Fikse call them. Talk to either Mark or McKensie. They know what to get. Just don't be copying me now!! Ha.Ha. Besides you already have too many fun toys - just be happy with your 2 Cup cars already.
I just ordered a set of all black 18" Fikse Profil 5S from CDOC for my 997 GT3. If you want Fikse call them. Talk to either Mark or McKensie. They know what to get. Just don't be copying me now!! Ha.Ha. Besides you already have too many fun toys - just be happy with your 2 Cup cars already.
01-21-2007 | 09:41 PM
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I had turned a couple of mid-high 2:05's, but mostly 2:06's - 2:07's with clean track. I really have no idea what to expect with the 997, but I hope I can at least match those times once I get familiar with the car.
01-21-2007 | 09:52 PM
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2:07 and 8 s in total stock really dont know where it will go... maybe 2:05s im sure better drivers will get more out of it..... and set up will have alot to do with it. i think i will probably leave it total stock settings just to see how it does...straight line speed will be big difference i think it will corner bette, maybe more mechanical grip