2009 Cup Car for sale
#20
Burning Brakes
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Leak down test results
I was asked by a few people about a leak down test on the engine so I had Air Power Racing do the test this week, here are the results.
They also installed new plugs at the same time.
This car will be for sale till the end of February, if it doesn't sell, I'll keep it for another year and enjoy it.
Perform Leakdown Test 997.1 GT3 CUP
1: 0% 4: 1%
2: 3% 5: 1%
3: 1% 6: 2%
They also installed new plugs at the same time.
This car will be for sale till the end of February, if it doesn't sell, I'll keep it for another year and enjoy it.
Perform Leakdown Test 997.1 GT3 CUP
1: 0% 4: 1%
2: 3% 5: 1%
3: 1% 6: 2%
#23
Burning Brakes
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No longer for sale
The market for 997.1 Cups seems to be a little soft at the moment, not sure why but because of that I've decided to keep my Cup car for another year.
I'm taking it off the market and will race it for the 2015 season.
My wallet trumps my ADD for once, that's not normal for me.....
Cheers
I'm taking it off the market and will race it for the 2015 season.
My wallet trumps my ADD for once, that's not normal for me.....
Cheers
Last edited by Polarporsche; 02-19-2015 at 12:33 PM.
#24
The people (in Europe at least) racing these things all race 997.2 Cups. Identical running cost and the car is faster compared to the 997.1. For trackdays it's still a lot more expensive to run than a 996 Cup, because of the sequential box, so not a lot of amateur buyers there, and quite a few cars on the market.
Does yours have ABS?
#25
Burning Brakes
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Not very surprising IMO. A friend of mine tried selling his Cup too 6 months ago. Had to let it go for a low price because it's really hard to sell.
The people (in Europe at least) racing these things all race 997.2 Cups. Identical running cost and the car is faster compared to the 997.1. For trackdays it's still a lot more expensive to run than a 996 Cup, because of the sequential box, so not a lot of amateur buyers there, and quite a few cars on the market.
Does yours have ABS?
The people (in Europe at least) racing these things all race 997.2 Cups. Identical running cost and the car is faster compared to the 997.1. For trackdays it's still a lot more expensive to run than a 996 Cup, because of the sequential box, so not a lot of amateur buyers there, and quite a few cars on the market.
Does yours have ABS?
Last edited by Polarporsche; 02-16-2015 at 11:23 AM.
#26
Learning how to properly drive a car is sooo nineties
#27
Burning Brakes
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