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996/996gt3 forum and 996 TT/996gt2 forum
21
28.00%
996 forum / 996 TT forum / Gt3/gt2 forum
22
29.33%
Do nothing - i like everything the way it is
32
42.67%
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As of now the forums for 996's are as follows :
996
996 TT/ GT2
GT3
I have recieved many emails with different ideas -
1st idea was to change the forums to as follows :
996/ GT3 forum
and
996 TT/ Gt2 forum
or
2nd idea was :
996 forum
996 TT forum
Gt3/Gt2 forum
I personally like the idea of option 1 - please vote thanks!
996
996 TT/ GT2
GT3
I have recieved many emails with different ideas -
1st idea was to change the forums to as follows :
996/ GT3 forum
and
996 TT/ Gt2 forum
or
2nd idea was :
996 forum
996 TT forum
Gt3/Gt2 forum
I personally like the idea of option 1 - please vote thanks!
Quote:
Originally posted by ESK
Darren,
I think you need to change the first voting option to:
996/GT3 and 996TT/GT2
You left out "TT"
Eric
Agreed, I think you need a naturally aspirated forum and a TT forumOriginally posted by ESK
Darren,
I think you need to change the first voting option to:
996/GT3 and 996TT/GT2
You left out "TT"
Eric

Duane, Darren and Shank, please move the GT2's to the same forum as the GT3's. The GT2's need to have a forum where they can build up their confidence
On the serious side, the GT2 people seem to want to be on the GT3 board. Nothing wrong with that. Besides, I want to see Tyson pass me on a track with my training wheels on.
On the serious side, the GT2 people seem to want to be on the GT3 board. Nothing wrong with that. Besides, I want to see Tyson pass me on a track with my training wheels on.

My opinion is that the naturally aspirated cars need to be grouped together and the turbo cars need to be grouped together. The turbo guys (TT and GT2) get into turbo conversations regularly and that is something that the normally aspirated crowd couldn't give two hoots about.
I have always tended to think of the GT2 and TT as more similar and the GT3 and the 996 as more similar.
I have always tended to think of the GT2 and TT as more similar and the GT3 and the 996 as more similar.
This poll is getting ridiculous. Why not people that own GT cars vote. That last thing GT3 owners want to discuss is glitz, glam and bling items like cf, new body parts and 19" wheels....Please don't take any offense 996 owners, because if I owned one, I would be interested in the same things. As a GT owner, those things are of very little interest....
Quote:
Originally posted by KC996TT
I vote for 996/GT3 and 996TT/GT2; the reason being is that the first type is naturally aspirated, the second isn't.
The only thing a GT2 has in common with a TT is the turbo set up. Everything else if different from a handling/performance standpoint...There is much more in common with a GT2 and a GT3 than a GT2 and TT. There is even less in common with a GT3 and a 996. It's a very simple concept...GT owners want to have there own forum to discuss issues that are unique to our cars.Originally posted by KC996TT
I vote for 996/GT3 and 996TT/GT2; the reason being is that the first type is naturally aspirated, the second isn't.
Quote:
Originally posted by mehrabani1
Anything but "996 forum 996 TT forum Gt3/gt2 forum"
I like the the GT2 guys in the Turbo forum, and the fact that both cars are turbocharged is a major relationship.
Eugene, perhaps you should ask the GT2 owners how they feel about it....People who decided to buy GT cars bought them for very different, albeit twisted reasons. Just because they would not be in the TT forum does not mean they won't participate in the TT forum... Originally posted by mehrabani1
Anything but "996 forum 996 TT forum Gt3/gt2 forum"
I like the the GT2 guys in the Turbo forum, and the fact that both cars are turbocharged is a major relationship.
The GT3 forum is pretty dead by all accounts and the solution is not too add 996 banter to it. It was that way on R List, until the brilliant solution, by Watt I might add came up with the idea of creating a seamless GT car forum...





