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IMI A said:Not surprised at that result. I've driven a 458 Spyder and to be honest without ringing its neck out I didn't find it as quick as my stock 997 turbo. What a noise though!
the rainge said:I came up against a german 458 speciale at spa a couple of weeks ago, we had 4 laps together and I have to admit I struggled to live with him and gave up in the end as I was getting a bit ragged.
Don't know what tyres he was on but I was on cups.
I was very impressed I must say
917lemans said:wonder how fast the new 991 GT2-PDK would be :?:
917lemans said:maybe not a "rs" version but a "GT2-PDK" for sure. I mean why not?
isysman said:917lemans said:maybe not a "rs" version but a "GT2-PDK" for sure. I mean why not?
Something to do with the rear wheel steering on the turbo causing issues with a rear wheel drive only GT2.
Disco said:isysman said:917lemans said:maybe not a "rs" version but a "GT2-PDK" for sure. I mean why not?
Something to do with the rear wheel steering on the turbo causing issues with a rear wheel drive only GT2.
There probably will be a "GT2", but there is a question mark over whether it will still be 2WD or if it will evolve into a Turbo S with added carbon bits, saucier aero and more rubber... Just as the 991 GT3 lost it's manual gearbox, hydraulic power steering and racing derived engine, the GT2 could very easily gain 4wd... :?: