Perfect addition to the GT4
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The GT4 arrived from St. Louis yesterday. I haven't even seen it in person yet; it was delivered directly to the track where it will be stored. I will go check it out Thursday but I was told it looks essentially like a brand new car still!
- Chris.
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Nice car! I was wondering what you replaced it with!
The GT4 arrived from St. Louis yesterday. I haven't even seen it in person yet; it was delivered directly to the track where it will be stored. I will go check it out Thursday but I was told it looks essentially like a brand new car still!
- Chris.
The GT4 arrived from St. Louis yesterday. I haven't even seen it in person yet; it was delivered directly to the track where it will be stored. I will go check it out Thursday but I was told it looks essentially like a brand new car still!
- Chris.
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The owner of G Speed: https://gspeed.com/ is a close friend of mine. They will store the car for me and maintain it. The plan is for an aggressive DE build on the car with later converting to run GTB3 with it.
- Chris.
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Sure is!
The owner of G Speed: https://gspeed.com/ is a close friend of mine. They will store the car for me and maintain it. The plan is for an aggressive DE build on the car with later converting to run GTB3 with it.
- Chris.
The owner of G Speed: https://gspeed.com/ is a close friend of mine. They will store the car for me and maintain it. The plan is for an aggressive DE build on the car with later converting to run GTB3 with it.
- Chris.
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I'm planning for NCM this spring as well as Road Atlanta at Memorial Day. Will have to stay in touch in case you make it out to either so we can meet.
Chris.
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GT3 or Turbo S - PDk - then you have one you can shift (GT4) and one you can focus on max performance ! I would lean towards the GT3 if I was doing more track - but if I was doing mostly road driving I would get the Turbo, as noted above, it does everything well, but when asked will deliver astonishing pace!
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Can't really go wrong with any configuration since it's all subjective anyway. But personally a 991.2 manual with just the right amount of Sport-related options is my pick... a good complement to the GT4. The new turbo'd 911s are a blast to drive and the strong broad torque curve is superb... the new Infotainment system is absolutely topnotch compared to the previous version. And 991.2's are very well-equipped even in its basic form. Double grinning here... 
Are the both CR?
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Honda Odyssey.
I actually have a ton of fun with mine but it isn't stock. I wish they would let me run it at the track I go to. In any case as a true additional toy car I would want something different that is all weather capable. I find myself price shopping GTRs now. My baby momma liked the GTR I had and I find myself missing it as well.
I actually have a ton of fun with mine but it isn't stock. I wish they would let me run it at the track I go to. In any case as a true additional toy car I would want something different that is all weather capable. I find myself price shopping GTRs now. My baby momma liked the GTR I had and I find myself missing it as well.
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Since I'm already on the list for the new Gt3 and will likely get an early allocation I'm going to wait and see what the pricing is. But a 991.1 GT3 would be ideal if I didn't have engine concerns with already having concerns of my 3rd gear with the gt4. I can't have two cars in the shop at once.
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Sure is!
The owner of G Speed: https://gspeed.com/ is a close friend of mine. They will store the car for me and maintain it. The plan is for an aggressive DE build on the car with later converting to run GTB3 with it.
- Chris.
The owner of G Speed: https://gspeed.com/ is a close friend of mine. They will store the car for me and maintain it. The plan is for an aggressive DE build on the car with later converting to run GTB3 with it.
- Chris.