Help do I need sport chrono on a 911 C4 GTS
They were asking $105,800 on a $144K msrp and I got it down to $100k so far.
They have had it in inventory for awhile so are motivated to sell it.
Sometimes you just have to find the right seller at the right time!
Do the math:
$35k off MSRP
$895 for Sport Mode Upgrade (Suncoast)
The car is still over $34k off. The decision to buy the car shouldn't have anything to do with SC, it should be whether you want that car.
FWIW, I have a6spd GTS and NEVER drive it without Sport button pushed (but PASM usually set back to normal/comfort). It's almost an involuntary response: turn the key, press Sport button (and then press PASM to 'off' and PSE to 'On'). I could case less about the clock on the dash but love the more aggressive throttle response that SC adds.
$35k off MSRP
$895 for Sport Mode Upgrade (Suncoast)
The car is still over $34k off. The decision to buy the car shouldn't have anything to do with SC, it should be whether you want that car.
FWIW, I have a6spd GTS and NEVER drive it without Sport button pushed (but PASM usually set back to normal/comfort). It's almost an involuntary response: turn the key, press Sport button (and then press PASM to 'off' and PSE to 'On'). I could case less about the clock on the dash but love the more aggressive throttle response that SC adds.
Your answer is above.
As for the wart, I don't see how you would add this without changing the dash. Very expensive and not worth it, IMO. I'd stick with the 900 upgrade from Suncoast and call it a day. If you're not going to track the car, what on earth do you want the track timer for? Just to have it?
I think you made the right choice, enjoy the car!
I would personally pass on a DME with that mileage, unless it's free, I wouldn't pay for it.
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