SharkWerks rides again.. this time a 997 GT2RS
sharkster - thanks for the reply, not sure how I missed the updates to this thread. Is the 50 hp and 65 lb-ft gains as a result of tuning only or did you change/modify the exhaust also? That is one hell of an impressive gain and this is one gorgeous car.
Cheers.
Cheers.
I _always_ do so with the lock out plate too so that the toe-angle stays constant
Alex, it's obvious from your rep points (you have more rep power than most people have number of posts
) but I must say once again what an incredible resource you are to this forum. You always seem to know things that I need to know and couldn't find anywhere else, this GT2RS toe link being but the latest example. Even when I haven't bought anything from you, the answers are always quick and to the point.
Highest recommendation for the Sharkwerks Super Shop, for anyone fortunate enough to live close to it (Northern California). It's a no brainer guys.
Anyone here into suspension mod, pay close attention to what Alex just told me: now you actually could buy solid rear toe link that is OEM Porsche!, GT2RS no less! (Rear toe link replacement is a unique universal recommendation from Porsche tuners.)
) but I must say once again what an incredible resource you are to this forum. You always seem to know things that I need to know and couldn't find anywhere else, this GT2RS toe link being but the latest example. Even when I haven't bought anything from you, the answers are always quick and to the point.Highest recommendation for the Sharkwerks Super Shop, for anyone fortunate enough to live close to it (Northern California). It's a no brainer guys.
Anyone here into suspension mod, pay close attention to what Alex just told me: now you actually could buy solid rear toe link that is OEM Porsche!, GT2RS no less! (Rear toe link replacement is a unique universal recommendation from Porsche tuners.)
Last edited by cannga; Dec 11, 2011 at 10:08 AM.
Can, as you said I (and others) told you about the toe links like 3 years ago. I tried back to back stock vs the one Alex is saying and the difference was quite big. Porsche just did something they should have done years ago..
Anyway, i think you should get the one Alex is saying with the lockout plates. Don't wait until P decides to use that in 991 GT3RS mk2 etc etc.. lol
One has to realise at some point that P is releasing performance slowly also for product differentiation (i.e. commercial/marketing) reasons.
Anyway, i think you should get the one Alex is saying with the lockout plates. Don't wait until P decides to use that in 991 GT3RS mk2 etc etc.. lol
One has to realise at some point that P is releasing performance slowly also for product differentiation (i.e. commercial/marketing) reasons.
Alex, it's obvious from your rep points (you have more rep power than most people have number of posts
) but I must say once again what an incredible resource you are to this forum. You always seem to know things that I need to know and couldn't find anywhere else, this GT2RS toe link being but the latest example. Even when I haven't bought anything from you, the answers are always quick and to the point.
Highest recommendation for the Sharkwerks Super Shop, for anyone fortunate enough to live close to it (Northern California). It's a no brainer guys.
Anyone here into suspension mod, pay close attention to what Alex just told me: now you actually could buy solid rear toe link that is OEM Porsche!, GT2RS no less! (Rear toe link replacement is a unique universal recommendation from Porsche tuners.)
) but I must say once again what an incredible resource you are to this forum. You always seem to know things that I need to know and couldn't find anywhere else, this GT2RS toe link being but the latest example. Even when I haven't bought anything from you, the answers are always quick and to the point.Highest recommendation for the Sharkwerks Super Shop, for anyone fortunate enough to live close to it (Northern California). It's a no brainer guys.
Anyone here into suspension mod, pay close attention to what Alex just told me: now you actually could buy solid rear toe link that is OEM Porsche!, GT2RS no less! (Rear toe link replacement is a unique universal recommendation from Porsche tuners.)
So why is there a double shaft set up in this link, why not just use a single piece billet center with a left and right hand threaded rod end for each end. That way you elininate the female rod end and some complexity.
Hah you know a lot mate!
As far as these arms go they're better than the factory 911s/TT ones but I'd still rather use these so that the toe angle doesn't change:
http://www.sharkwerks.com/products.php?pid=205
As far as these arms go they're better than the factory 911s/TT ones but I'd still rather use these so that the toe angle doesn't change:http://www.sharkwerks.com/products.php?pid=205
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