One lap in Monza ... and more !!!
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Yes, in winter we have the great chance to drive on this track ... maybe i can't understand completely this great opportunity just because it's not more than 30 minutes from my house !
You should take a look at another great track we have in Italy, it's called "Autodromo del Mugello" in Toscana (Tuscany) and Ferrari is the owner.
I'v never gone there but it's a dream i hope will come true in spring.
And, about the shifter, it's a short shifter i have bought on Ebay.de 100% similar to the versions i can see on your Ebay ... cheap, well made, and awesome to use.
And, yes, i'm still AWD !!!
You should take a look at another great track we have in Italy, it's called "Autodromo del Mugello" in Toscana (Tuscany) and Ferrari is the owner.
I'v never gone there but it's a dream i hope will come true in spring.
And, about the shifter, it's a short shifter i have bought on Ebay.de 100% similar to the versions i can see on your Ebay ... cheap, well made, and awesome to use.
And, yes, i'm still AWD !!!
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Wow, the car looked very composed for stock suspension. You will be 2:00 or under with a good set of coilovers and some negative camber dialed in. Post more vids when you go back.
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But, for sure, they should have lost great part of their performance and can't wait to swap them with some serious coilovers.
2:00 is a, really hard to get, target but ... why not !!!
Next event in Monza will take place on 01/30/2010 and, for that day, i hope i will have new sway bar (at least at the rear) and i'm thinking about X73 engine mounts !!!
More videos will come, for sure !!!
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Hi Punisher!
Great driving mate...I've also seen your other videos, great.
Nice driving in Franciacorta too, with stock suspension it's hard to stay right behind a GT3 RS in such a twisty track...
Great driving mate...I've also seen your other videos, great.
Nice driving in Franciacorta too, with stock suspension it's hard to stay right behind a GT3 RS in such a twisty track...
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And maybe you know some Italian Porsche forum !
I'm asking this because, maybe, we know each other and we don't know !
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I'm asking this because, maybe, we know each other and we don't know !
What's your nickname in the Italian forum (I guess you refer to Porschemania, right?)? Mine is the same everywhere (even on youtube....I have a pretty good collection of great videos on my channel on youtube...including yours, fighting with the RS)..
Ciao!
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The Z06 can stay with me just for 20 sec, because in a full lap i'm 6 sec. faster !!!
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It has been fully opened with a core change of the cats and re-welded.
This is the link to the society (its name is Brainkat, it works for many other well known factories) that did the job:
http://www.brainkat.net/
But it's in Italy !!!
This is the link to the society (its name is Brainkat, it works for many other well known factories) that did the job:
http://www.brainkat.net/
But it's in Italy !!!