Nissan: Have you seen this - 2013 GT-R??
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the 991 Porsche Turbo will take it.... Just wait and see.
Sure the Porsche will cost a lot more, but for something that is lighter and more pleasant to drive, who cares. At the price point of Nissan, chances are you are in tax bracket that can afford the Porsche anyhow.
Sure the Porsche will cost a lot more, but for something that is lighter and more pleasant to drive, who cares. At the price point of Nissan, chances are you are in tax bracket that can afford the Porsche anyhow.
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It was my students, giant pos
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Every and I mean every Nissan GTR I've been with at the track that is not driven in Green group over heats unless cooling mods have been done.
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I don't see how it's any worse than the GT2s that go down big on power on track, in the heat. No car is perfect.
Competition is good. More choices for us. I don't subscribe to the line of reasoning where one must castigate X to aggrandize Y.
Competition is good. More choices for us. I don't subscribe to the line of reasoning where one must castigate X to aggrandize Y.
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My C4S with PDK went into limp mode on a spirited drive...
Brake fluid cooked also during a track day and brake pedal went totally soft
PDK transmission was replaced after 6000 miles...
Porsche cars aren't flawless either
Brake fluid cooked also during a track day and brake pedal went totally soft
PDK transmission was replaced after 6000 miles...
Porsche cars aren't flawless either
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Your screen name should be thesaurus
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And I don't see how it's even remotely possibly to the put the car into limp mode while on the street unless you blew a MAF or something. What did they do to get it to stop limping?