Cheap (ish) 996 GT2s
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Cool cars.
What are the main differences between a gt2 and the turbo. I get the RWD, body kit and maybe a little bigger turbo but why are they priced 30-35-40k more? Exclusivity but what else?
What are the main differences between a gt2 and the turbo. I get the RWD, body kit and maybe a little bigger turbo but why are they priced 30-35-40k more? Exclusivity but what else?
#32
456-483hp vs 415-450hp, steel sychros in all GT2's vs some TT's, trans. cooler, RWD vs AWD, bodywork, suspension(upper mount, coilovers, sway bars, front LCA's),no PSM/traction control, base stereo system, no rust protecting undercoat, no sunroof, no rear seats, etc etc are what I can think of off the top of my head,...TT's are a much better car and deal for most people...I want the GT2 because it is more track biased and very plain and raw(most people question why pay a lot more for 'less' car..)
I in particular love the 'GTA' GT2 because its a 'base' GT2, silver on black, no coloured stitching/seats belts/plain plastic trim, black gauges and so fourth..
I in particular love the 'GTA' GT2 because its a 'base' GT2, silver on black, no coloured stitching/seats belts/plain plastic trim, black gauges and so fourth..
#33
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PCCB's as standard, weight reduction in various places, no rear seats, the bigger turbos (same as TurboS) more aggressive areo. transmission cooling and synchro's improved, different spring/shock damping rates, possibly different up-rights i'm not sure, i believe larger brake cooling ducts. Rest of world GT2's had optional clubsport parts that we keep getting screwed on.
Edit: Rob beat me to it.
Edit: Rob beat me to it.
#34
^yup exactly, PCCB was introduced and standard on 2002- GT2's, uprights are same as GT3, different than TT due to AWD design vs RWD, +1 bigger brake ducts, 2001(2)-2003 GT2's had the 'bad' spring/shock package which was improved in 2004-same time as GT3 intro, 2004- also got lots of carbon bits (spoiler/wing, front rad duct, mirrors)
Man, wish we got the clubsport package here
Man, wish we got the clubsport package here
#35
Hoping to gain, and unfortunately lose a family member next week, have a deposit on the 930 and put a deposit on the GT2
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#39
the modern GT3/2's are much easier to drive at the limit and beyond(almost too easy), the 930 definitely requires precision and more inputs to do the same work, although if you are a 'driver' the 930 is very fun to play with, weight transfer allows you to maneuver the car in special ways
GT2 is really a modern 930, plan on packing the km's on vs. having a garage queen as current
GT2 is really a modern 930, plan on packing the km's on vs. having a garage queen as current
#41
the 3rd one listed, at GTA Motorcars
#42
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the modern GT3/2's are much easier to drive at the limit and beyond(almost too easy), the 930 definitely requires precision and more inputs to do the same work, although if you are a 'driver' the 930 is very fun to play with, weight transfer allows you to maneuver the car in special ways
GT2 is really a modern 930, plan on packing the km's on vs. having a garage queen as current
GT2 is really a modern 930, plan on packing the km's on vs. having a garage queen as current
#43
There's only 2 p-cars listed? Is it this one: http://www.gtamotorcars.com/certifie...9299d428ea.htm?? I'm trying to convince my friend to look at it. If I had not already bought the GT3 I may have jumped on it. That has got to be the best deal on any Porsche in Canada!
#44
our 930 has fortunately/unfortunately never seen the track in its life(too clean and original to track-rash it), one of the reasons its for sale/sold, thankfully has had many great road adventures it definitely rewards like no other car-perfect power-on oversteers are euphoric , but will hopefully be happier using a GT2 with regularity and be 'able' to track it despite being more benign
#45
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our 930 has fortunately/unfortunately never seen the track in its life(too clean and original to track-rash it), one of the reasons its for sale/sold, thankfully has had many great road adventures it definitely rewards like no other car-perfect power-on oversteers are euphoric , but will hopefully be happier using a GT2 with regularity and be 'able' to track it despite being more benign