TRAKCAR

Yeahh, I don't get the the 4.0 in that collection with all that N/A italian stuff for the track. He must get rid of it immediately.

DRPM

Don't give up yet

NJ-GT

Yes, same event. October times at Sebring are slow, weather is hot, so 2:03 won't be possible with your TwinTurbo-Stripper-AeroBeetle.

Bring spare axles, 996 have weak axles, and Sebring breaks them.

NJ-GT

The Fiat is his oldest car, and very likely the one he would sell first. If one thing I know, is that it could be my 2nd Scuderia.

Veloce Raptor

I'm tellin' ya...GT2RS.....

DRPM

Trakcar, if I may suggest, you might want to ask Savyboy what he thinks about his previous GT2RS vs the current 4.0 for track use.

tcsracing1

The Scuderia with the full cage!
Now that is up my alley for targa car!!

savyboy

I was going to stay out of this but since you asked...lol.

In the hands of an existing GT3 owner who tracks a lot and runs in the top 20% of GT3 lap times for their given track, the 4.0 will be the car with better lap times.

With **time and practice**, ambient temps under, oh, maybe 75f, the same driver in a GT2RS might turn a 1-2 second (lets call it a 2.00 minute track) better time on same track. Additional caveat, on a more twisty, tighter track, the possible time advantage would revert to a time loss.

If I felt like I had mastered my 4.0 and had the resource$ and wanted a challenge, then I would keep the 4.0 and buy a GT2/RS.

PS- On a Laguna Seca'ish kind of track, sharp turns, short straights, the GT2RS HAS turbo lag. And plenty of it. If you are running ovals with one gear change per lap then you won't notice it

In order to turn a better time in a 2RS vs 4.0 you will need to be a very skilled driver on a cool day.

TRAKCAR

Does it come with the Movit brakes or sold seperately?

Nizer

Don't feel bad. I'm the idiot that gave him the car. Wouldn't make the same decision if I had it to do over. But my comment on 991 GT3 RS stands.

savyboy

Haha...

TRAKCAR

Thanks for the info Pete, GT2RS in Florida heat sounds not like the best solution..

DRPM

Veloce Raptor

Perhaps. However, my experiences in one have been in Texas, which is hotter. So.....draw your own conclusions. TWS has a number of similarities to Sebring. Savvyboy may be correct regarding a very technical track--I have no GT2RS experience on one. Plus...you can actually buy GT2RS's at a reasonable price...

The Greek

I am probably going to trust savyboy since he has actually owned both cars....

I drool everytime I see that 4.0....