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Dec 5, 2008 | 07:35 AM

#31

RS38

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From: close to the Nordschleife

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my opinion: leave it stock!
try the stock suspension, check and alter the alignment and always have good rear tires.

Dec 5, 2008 | 07:40 AM

#32

slavik

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From: Los Angeles, CA/Denver, CO

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awesome car...congrats!!!

Dec 5, 2008 | 10:12 AM

#33

NelsonF

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Joined: Apr 2004

Posts: 795

From: Poway , California

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Gt2

Quote:

Originally Posted by RS38

my opinion: leave it stock!
try the stock suspension, check and alter the alignment and always have good rear tires.

My opinion and depending on your car history and intended use, don't leave it stock. This platform has a lot of potential just waiting for the right tweeks and there are numerous well documented improvements for the car. Certainly, it can be satisfying with the above recommendation but you would not believe the performance levels this car is capable of and the sense of awe you'll feel when you've become proficient driving it with the enhancements. So depending on your use and car history, you may be better off(and save $ upgrading various components) going directly with proven mods as recommended by other GT2 owners. Great car either way.

Last edited by NelsonF; Dec 8, 2008 at 08:54 AM.

Dec 5, 2008 | 10:18 PM

#34

iLLM3

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Joined: Aug 2005

Posts: 16,296

From: SOFLA/NYC

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Quote:

Originally Posted by NelsonF

My opinion and depending on your car history and intended use, don't leave it stock. This platform is has a lot of potential just waiting for the right tweeks and there are numerous well documented improvements for the car. Certainly, it can be satisfying with the above recommendation but you would not believe the performance levels this car is capable of and the sense of awe you'll feel when you've become proficient driving it with the enhancements. So depending on your use and car history, you may be better off(and save $ upgrading various components) going directly with proven mods as recommended by other GT2 owners. Great car either way.

x100, I wouldn't have it any other way!