Post a Pic of your GT3/GT3RS
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Heres a pix from todays drive on a not so secret road on my way to the Ashland house.
This drive is a 8 out of 10, it has a little of everything, long straights and lots of twisties and not much traffic. Although lots of fire and smoke now.
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i could have sworn I have seen a gt3 (white 996?) with blue candy anodized rims (fikse?) in the past, but havent seen it in this thread... I think it should definitely be posted up in here 
. Anyone have pics of that car? I searched all over, but couldnt find it...
I jsut remember it being incredible!
. Anyone have pics of that car? I searched all over, but couldnt find it... I jsut remember it being incredible!
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That's ok, that's why he's the cheif editor. 
Stunning! I'm still working on getting access to the top secret test LOOP.
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The stripe is silver. It's hard to tell with the pics. The OEM wheels look good. I think they changed the paint pattern on the GT2. It looks like they paint silver onto the face between the split spokes.
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The RF67's were for both weight savings and cosmetics. I believe they are about 8 lbs. lighter per wheel than OEM (29/31 lbs to 21/23 lbs). Jesse at Champion knows the exact weights. A big reason I chose them was because I've never seen them on a GT3. Several 997TT have them.
Thanks for the compliments guys.
Thanks for the compliments guys.
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check out the exhaust....
Notice the exhaust 
My stock exhaust didn't pass the decibel limit!! the limit was 91.0 and my stock exhaust (without sport mode) read 95.9. At first, I was going have to short shift which cost me about 1/2 second maybe, but thanks to my pitt guy - we made it work by finding the nearest home depot, and adding some pipes. By the end of the weekend after phone calls to porsche motorsports, i found out a nice little trick which requires one disconnection next time around Laguna. yeah!
My stock exhaust didn't pass the decibel limit!! the limit was 91.0 and my stock exhaust (without sport mode) read 95.9. At first, I was going have to short shift which cost me about 1/2 second maybe, but thanks to my pitt guy - we made it work by finding the nearest home depot, and adding some pipes. By the end of the weekend after phone calls to porsche motorsports, i found out a nice little trick which requires one disconnection next time around Laguna. yeah!
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Notice the exhaust
My stock exhaust didn't pass the decibel limit!! the limit was 91.0 and my stock exhaust (without sport mode) read 95.9. At first, I was going have to short shift which cost me about 1/2 second maybe, but thanks to my pitt guy - we made it work by finding the nearest home depot, and adding some pipes. By the end of the weekend after phone calls to porsche motorsports, i found out a nice little trick which requires one disconnection next time around Laguna. yeah!
My stock exhaust didn't pass the decibel limit!! the limit was 91.0 and my stock exhaust (without sport mode) read 95.9. At first, I was going have to short shift which cost me about 1/2 second maybe, but thanks to my pitt guy - we made it work by finding the nearest home depot, and adding some pipes. By the end of the weekend after phone calls to porsche motorsports, i found out a nice little trick which requires one disconnection next time around Laguna. yeah!