I'm back in a Porsche.....GT2!!
Thread Starter
|
Registered User
Joined: Jun 2005
Posts: 8,509
From: Virginia, USA
Rep Power: 789
Well....the Z06 left last night. The driver will be dropping it off down south, and then bringing my GT2 back with him. He should be back here by Tuesday.
Of course, I'm VERY excited about the GT2 finally getting here, but I have to admit I'll miss the Z06 a little. I kid you not; one of my friends actually called me the night before last to see if it was okay for him to swing by, just to see the Z06 off! Who knows, I may one day pick up another one to compliment the GT2.
Of course, I'm VERY excited about the GT2 finally getting here, but I have to admit I'll miss the Z06 a little. I kid you not; one of my friends actually called me the night before last to see if it was okay for him to swing by, just to see the Z06 off! Who knows, I may one day pick up another one to compliment the GT2.
Thread Starter
|
Registered User
Joined: Jun 2005
Posts: 8,509
From: Virginia, USA
Rep Power: 789
No problems with it. It just had a completely different feel compared the Porsche that I never really got used to. I really enjoy how effortlesly and smoothly the P-cars perform, and well...every time I would either drive or get a ride in my bro Peter's Proto car, I would miss owning a Porsche immensely.
Problem fixed.
Oops! Andrew, Ben is right! I had half used r888's on my car at vir/summit, slipping and sliding all around the track in the upper 90 degree weather, best time I could clock was a 2:12.... Switched to a set of r6's with 3 heat cycles and managed to click off my best time ever of 2:04, with consistent 2:06's, night and day! Usually my toyos were always good down to the cords, but I must have heat cycled them out at Monticello the weekend before!
Then I corded my r6's at the thunderbolt event we were both at lol, I need a tire sponsor! R6's IMO are way too twitchy on the street, Toyo is a much better street tire and boy do they hook well!
Scott, congrats on the new car...im sure it will be a blast for you to be back in a pcar again...
Last edited by slavik; Nov 7, 2009 at 09:10 AM.
No prob, you'll be good with those as well, they measure out at over 315!! If you want and for anyone else, I have a hookup on 275/305/335 r888's with 80-90% life left for cheap, like 250 a pair but only 18's. Let me know and I'll give you his contact info!
Registered User
Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 5,214
From: Colorado
Rep Power: 398
Dez,
No problems with it. It just had a completely different feel compared the Porsche that I never really got used to. I really enjoy how effortlesly and smoothly the P-cars perform, and well...every time I would either drive or get a ride in my bro Peter's Proto car, I would miss owning a Porsche immensely.
Problem fixed.
No problems with it. It just had a completely different feel compared the Porsche that I never really got used to. I really enjoy how effortlesly and smoothly the P-cars perform, and well...every time I would either drive or get a ride in my bro Peter's Proto car, I would miss owning a Porsche immensely.
Problem fixed.
interesting comparison. Funny thing is that I want to get a ZO6 in addition to my p-car. By far the two most iconic sports cars ever are the vette and the 911. owning both is owning a piece of history of the two longest lived sports cars ever made.
Thread Starter
|
Registered User
Joined: Jun 2005
Posts: 8,509
From: Virginia, USA
Rep Power: 789
I'm with you. I think owning a Late model 911 and a late model Z06 at the same time makes for a very well-rounded garage.
Registered User
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 2,015
From: MN
Rep Power: 277
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
w00zie
Automotive Parts & Accessories For Sale/Wanted
10
Dec 26, 2022 11:09 AM
97GtsMonster
Automobiles For Sale
10
Nov 17, 2015 12:38 PM
