View Poll Results: Please selct the vehicle you would prefer better than your 997 on the track
Corvette (C6, Z06 or ZR1) with modified suspension
3
10.34%
STI
0
0%
EVO
4
13.79%
Gallardo
6
20.69%
F430
7
24.14%
Lotus (Exige/Elise) S
6
20.69%
Other (Please list your vehicle of choice)
3
10.34%
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What would you consider as a better handling car than your 997 TT/GT2?
#16
05-31-2009, 07:04 PM
Thanks for the info. Post has been updated.
Last edited by Divexxtreme; 05-31-2009 at 07:21 PM.
#18
05-31-2009, 08:18 PM
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Location: Austin, TX
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Or Motons... If you set up the TT right you can get a lot out of it. there are a lot of good suspension kits and a few ways to fine tune your alignment. great feedback Can!
#19
05-31-2009, 08:21 PM
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Austin, TX
Posts: 760
Rep Power: 74 Now that there have been multiple opinions shared, let's look at some measurable evidence.
Sport Auto magazine has already tested almost all of the cars listed above around the Hockenheim short track (except the Corvette ZR1). I've listed the results in order of time.
All of the cars listed below are bone stock (no modified suspensions). Some of the cars come with R-compounds which give them a large advantage in handling and one of the cars come with runflats which gives it a disadvantage. Regardless, here are the results:
-997 GT2 - 1:08.4
-Carrera GT - 1:08.6 (Sport Auto 01/04)
-F430 Scuderia F1 - 1:10.3 (Sport Auto 07/08)
-997.2 GT3 - 1:10.4 (Sport Auto 05/09)
-LP560-4 – 1:11.3 (Sport Auto 11/08)
-Corvette C6 Z06 – 1:11.5 (Sport Auto 04/06)
-997 GT3 - 1:11.7 (Sport Auto 07/06)
-997TT 1:11.9 (Sport Auto 05/07)
-Gallardo SE-05 1:12.2 (Sport Auto 11/05)
-F430 F1 – 1:12.7 (Sport Auto 01/06)
-Ford GT - 1:14.1 (Sport Auto 12/05)
-Exige MK2 240R – 1:15.3 (Sport Auto 06/08)
-Elise MK2 SC (220HP) – 1:16.5 (Sport Auto 05/08)
-EVO X MR SST – 1:17.8 (Sport Auto 07/08)
-Subaru WRX STi (300 HP) - 1:18.3 (07/08)
Sport Auto magazine has already tested almost all of the cars listed above around the Hockenheim short track (except the Corvette ZR1). I've listed the results in order of time.
All of the cars listed below are bone stock (no modified suspensions). Some of the cars come with R-compounds which give them a large advantage in handling and one of the cars come with runflats which gives it a disadvantage. Regardless, here are the results:
-997 GT2 - 1:08.4
-Carrera GT - 1:08.6 (Sport Auto 01/04)
-F430 Scuderia F1 - 1:10.3 (Sport Auto 07/08)
-997.2 GT3 - 1:10.4 (Sport Auto 05/09)
-LP560-4 – 1:11.3 (Sport Auto 11/08)
-Corvette C6 Z06 – 1:11.5 (Sport Auto 04/06)
-997 GT3 - 1:11.7 (Sport Auto 07/06)
-997TT 1:11.9 (Sport Auto 05/07)
-Gallardo SE-05 1:12.2 (Sport Auto 11/05)
-F430 F1 – 1:12.7 (Sport Auto 01/06)
-Ford GT - 1:14.1 (Sport Auto 12/05)
-Exige MK2 240R – 1:15.3 (Sport Auto 06/08)
-Elise MK2 SC (220HP) – 1:16.5 (Sport Auto 05/08)
-EVO X MR SST – 1:17.8 (Sport Auto 07/08)
-Subaru WRX STi (300 HP) - 1:18.3 (07/08)
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