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Old 10-09-2020, 08:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Ikon
I called on that car the first time before listing got removed. It has paint work done. They didn’t tell me where though.
Before the listing was removed from where? Anybody else familiar with this car at Philips?
Old 10-09-2020, 10:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Upscale Audio
Before the listing was removed from where? Anybody else familiar with this car at Philips?
if you go a few pages back I posted it and a few guys thought I bought it cause the listing was gone. So I called to see if the car sold and they said, they removed the listing cause the car had to get paintwork done.( not sure what got done as they never told me) I was interested in the car but with paint work, it was a turn off for me.
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Originally Posted by Ikon
if you go a few pages back I posted it and a few guys thought I bought it cause the listing was gone. So I called to see if the car sold and they said, they removed the listing cause the car had to get paintwork done.( not sure what got done as they never told me) I was interested in the car but with paint work, it was a turn off for me.
There’s this one which is pretty comparable. $10k more, but very similar. Formerly owned by another rennlist user.
Current listing:
https://www.vwofchicagoland.com/inve...ac29977s793269
Previous BaT listing:
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...sche-gt3-rs-9/
VIN: WP0AC29977S793269

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Old 10-10-2020, 03:42 PM
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Originally Posted by RapidGT
There’s this one which is pretty comparable. $10k more, but very similar. Formerly owned by another rennlist user.
Current listing:
https://www.vwofchicagoland.com/inve...ac29977s793269
Previous BaT listing:
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...sche-gt3-rs-9/
VIN: WP0AC29977S793269

Thanks for that. I see you have a 2011. I have a 2012 GTS and I'm concerned a 997.1 GT3 RS won't feel that much more visceral. I'm trying to get a read on the real difference 997.1 and 997.2 RS perhaps from those intimate with both.
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Originally Posted by Upscale Audio
Thanks for that. I see you have a 2011. I have a 2012 GTS and I'm concerned a 997.1 GT3 RS won't feel that much more visceral. I'm trying to get a read on the real difference 997.1 and 997.2 RS perhaps from those intimate with both.
I went from a 997.2 C2S with PSE and SPASM. Sold and went to a 997.1 GT3. Car is very different in the feel. One of my main issues with the C2S was how usable it felt and how easy it was to drive, granted, I had a PDK car, but overall the car did not give me the same special feeling that the GT3 does. I have not driven a 997.2RS, but from my understanding, the .1RS is a bit more visceral than the .2RS from a chassis/suspension perspective, granted the .2RS is going to have more power and better gearing. Would rather let someone that has driven both comment.
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Originally Posted by RapidGT
There’s this one which is pretty comparable. $10k more, but very similar. Formerly owned by another rennlist user.
Current listing:
https://www.vwofchicagoland.com/inve...ac29977s793269
Previous BaT listing:
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/20...sche-gt3-rs-9/
VIN: WP0AC29977S793269
13k miles on 3/14/2019, and that's probably rounded down too. 13,700 now. Why aren't people driving these cars?
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Originally Posted by Upscale Audio
Thanks for that. I see you have a 2011. I have a 2012 GTS and I'm concerned a 997.1 GT3 RS won't feel that much more visceral. I'm trying to get a read on the real difference 997.1 and 997.2 RS perhaps from those intimate with both.
Have driven a .1 RS, but that was 10 years ago. With the .2 RS’s, they shortened the gear ratio’s which makes a big difference IMO over the .2 GT3. I believe the .2 GT3 and .1 RS have the same gear ratios. The single mass flywheel in the .2 RS seems a little lighter than the one I remembered in the .1 RS, but I drove them several years apart so might be wrong about that. Magazines I have read talk about the more refined aero on the .2 RS. But on the street, you may not even notice the difference. Both two great cars nonetheless. Here’s something you could look at.






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Old 10-10-2020, 10:23 PM
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For what its worth, back in August I drove a .2 GT3 RS / .1 GT3 with LWFW back to back... I thought the .1 GT3 was much much more exciting to drive to vs the .2 RS. and felt more much "Raw". I was super surprised at how different they felt, the .1 GT3 felt a little more Punk Rock and the .2 RS a little more Ivy League.
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Old 10-11-2020, 12:45 AM
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Originally Posted by idk_alex
For what its worth, back in August I drove a .2 GT3 RS / .1 GT3 with LWFW back to back... I thought the .1 GT3 was much much more exciting to drive to vs the .2 RS. and felt more much "Raw". I was super surprised at how different they felt, the .1 GT3 felt a little more Punk Rock and the .2 RS a little more Ivy League.
Agreed!!!!!!!
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Old 10-11-2020, 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Bxstr
I went from a 997.2 C2S with PSE and SPASM. Sold and went to a 997.1 GT3. Car is very different in the feel. One of my main issues with the C2S was how usable it felt and how easy it was to drive, granted, I had a PDK car, but overall the car did not give me the same special feeling that the GT3 does. I have not driven a 997.2RS, but from my understanding, the .1RS is a bit more visceral than the .2RS from a chassis/suspension perspective, granted the .2RS is going to have more power and better gearing. Would rather let someone that has driven both comment.
likewise - I went from a PTS C2S to a 997 GT3, and while I've only driven a GTS at PSDS (a newer one at that MY18) it was far more refined (to be honest though, I think everything made after 997 are too refined w/too much tech) than my GT3. I've since been in another 997 GT3 as a daily driver and as of last week my first RS.

I wouldn't consider any type Carrera at this point - has to be a GT car, especially the 997 platform. Sorry, this may not be of much help but the GT3s are simply awesome cars and the Mezger speaks for itself

@RapidGT thanks for posting that article - good read!

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Originally Posted by idk_alex
For what its worth, back in August I drove a .2 GT3 RS / .1 GT3 with LWFW back to back... I thought the .1 GT3 was much much more exciting to drive to vs the .2 RS. and felt more much "Raw". I was super surprised at how different they felt, the .1 GT3 felt a little more Punk Rock and the .2 RS a little more Ivy League.
perhaps you driven to slow;-)
push harder and 997.2 RS comes really alive.
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Originally Posted by RapidGT
Have driven a .1 RS, but that was 10 years ago. With the .2 RS’s, they shortened the gear ratio’s which makes a big difference IMO over the .2 GT3. I believe the .2 GT3 and .1 RS have the same gear ratios. The single mass flywheel in the .2 RS seems a little lighter than the one I remembered in the .1 RS, but I drove them several years apart so might be wrong about that. Magazines I have read talk about the more refined aero on the .2 RS. But on the street, you may not even notice the difference. Both two great cars nonetheless. Here’s something you could look at.




Beautiful Article. Enjoyed reading every bit of it. I have never driven a .1 but can vouch for the .2.
Thank yo u so much for posting.
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Originally Posted by RapidGT
Have driven a .1 RS, but that was 10 years ago. With the .2 RS’s, they shortened the gear ratio’s which makes a big difference IMO over the .2 GT3. I believe the .2 GT3 and .1 RS have the same gear ratios. The single mass flywheel in the .2 RS seems a little lighter than the one I remembered in the .1 RS, but I drove them several years apart so might be wrong about that. Magazines I have read talk about the more refined aero on the .2 RS. But on the street, you may not even notice the difference. Both two great cars nonetheless. Here’s something you could look at.

Thanks for the article. Bad ***. Looks like in essence the .2 handles better and is not as likely to bust loose the rear end, but then that is part of the fun, isn' it? I don't know what to say about the car at Philips. There is a chip on the bottom he the front spoiler, and they state the car is 100% original paint and that they have metered it. They had no records there, and all they know of service is what is listed on Carfax. I have a call into the last service center to see what they know.
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2010 PORSCHE 911 GT3 17127 Miles, Black

https://www.motorenvy.com/2010-porsc...-gt3-c-202.htm

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I don't know what to say about the car at Philips. There is a chip on the bottom he the front spoiler, and they state the car is 100% original paint and that they have metered it. They had no records there, and all they know of service is what is listed on Carfax. I have a call into the last service center to see what they know.
I found out they re-cleared the wing. Weird they didn’t disclosed that. I’m surprised they said they took meter reading but didn’t have any record to you. Sounds a bit sketchy, better get a PPI and good luck.


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