Buttonwillow CW13 Track Times?
01-09-2017, 12:30 AM
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Sounds Fast
If it's a stock Boxter then you are much quicker than my buddy. If it's a modified Boxter then you're probably still fast. From what I've seen online 1:58 is pretty quick in most cars. 
01-09-2017, 12:42 AM
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Haven't taken my 997.2 GT3 to Buttonwillow CW13 yet, however I've taken my S2000 and did a 1.57 on street tires and without aero mods. Don't have the 1.57 on video, but have my 1.59 lap from last year:
03-02-2017, 08:52 PM
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Update:
Stock Everything: Stock 981 Cayman S on N0 Good Year Eagle Asymmetric 2s Tires, Stock Pads, Stock Power
Lap time on CW13 of 2:03. Virtual Best of 2:02. This was in 95+ temperatures. I think the car should be capable of 2:01-2:02 completely stock.
Friend in a stock car but on Sport Cup 2 tires was able to run a 1:58 in a 981 Cayman S.
The category of "street tire" really needs more specificity. R Comps are still DOT approved, and some other street tires are reported to provide just as much grip as R-Comps.
Stock Everything: Stock 981 Cayman S on N0 Good Year Eagle Asymmetric 2s Tires, Stock Pads, Stock Power
Lap time on CW13 of 2:03. Virtual Best of 2:02. This was in 95+ temperatures. I think the car should be capable of 2:01-2:02 completely stock.
Friend in a stock car but on Sport Cup 2 tires was able to run a 1:58 in a 981 Cayman S.
The category of "street tire" really needs more specificity. R Comps are still DOT approved, and some other street tires are reported to provide just as much grip as R-Comps.
