Seeking RS America (RSA)
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PCA racer that was competitive for years, but as her shoulder started to give out, she needed the power steering assist of a C2. I've driven both and to me the C2 is just as connected and the power steering is variable - so at high speed (track), it feels wonderful, but in the paddock and pits, you get some cranking power. Around town the C2 feels great...
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PCA racer that was competitive for years, but as her shoulder started to give out, she needed the power steering assist of a C2. I've driven both and to me the C2 is just as connected and the power steering is variable - so at high speed (track), it feels wonderful, but in the paddock and pits, you get some cranking power. Around town the C2 feels great...
I was actually kidding... I had no idea the owner was actually a woman! As far as the comparison, if you spend a lot of time behind the wheel of a RSA, the standard C2 feels light by comparison. Any RSA owner will tell you the same thing! I'm glad you like your C2... 964s are awesome!
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+1 if you want heavy try the turbo on for size.
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