Thanks Pete, the box travelled safely across the continent. It arrived today, and as others have said.. your packaging skills know no limits!!


Christmas came a little late.....


Again, thanks to a great seller and all round good guy.... "savyboy"

Next step... installation and setup... may need a doctorate in mechanical engineering!!
But first, my wife says.... GET them out of MY kitchen!!

 

You should document the work. I know it's just a suspension install, but I enjoy that type of stuff

 

cheers indeed I have packages on the way from Savy also. your lucky you bought those as I was just about to pick them up.

congrats gunner1

 

Lol! Glad they arrived safe and sound

Car parts and kitchens are a natural combination! Or use the parts mounted and framed as modern art

Looking forward to the driving report.

 

Same here :-)

 

Nice pick up! Congrats

 

You and Milo are really going all out!!

 

Canada gets the best parts, fact; end of story.

Pete rocks (fact too)

 

I would say 5 cheers:

...because he cornered Andrea Preuninger and asked the right questions, giving Andrea a better feel for the American market, one of the reasons why the RS has become a no compromise GT3, rather than the old comfort approach used with the 996.2 GT3 RS and 997.1 GT3 RS.

Contrary to popular belief, the American GT3 market is more hardcore than every other market everywhere, and we have the best talent pool of GT3 drivers worldwide.

 

Yes, and you must be sure to wear the requisite purple gloves when you do the install.

 

savy is real.
cheers.

 

Contrary to popular belief, the American GT3 market is more hardcore than every other market everywhere, and we have the best talent pool of GT3 drivers worldwide.[/QUOTE]

Where did you find this "hardcore" statistic, and what are you guaging your talent pool against?

 

...against every single other country, and Europe is not a country.

 

NJ-GT - Kindly provide evidence of this rather wild and inflammatory statement... typical of a Fezza driver if you ask me.... That kind of comment should stay in OT - this is a GT3 forum, and politics/nationalism should be avoided.

Even Porsche thinks the USA is a softies market - they send you GT3's with sunroof's.... nobody would buy one of those here.

And when exactly did Porsche even send a 996.2 RS to the USA?

John - Ban the man to the fezza forums only Or at least change his avatar