DE Car Selection
It has been a while since we have had a DE car discussion, so I think peanut gallery should be ready for this. I likely ask the same on RL since the entertainment value is different there. :)
We plan to put the 993 up for sale when it is ready, but will drive it until it sells (hopefully quickly). Since I am not paying the crazy asking money for 6GT3, and Carolyn does not want to drive a Vett at PCA DEs, my thoughts are a 99 996 C2 would be the way to go. My only reason is that it has no electronic driving aids (except ABS) like PSM/TC, etc. which is a requirement. I admit that I do not know anything about 996 except that 2000 MY C2 got eGas (I think that is what is called), but not sure when TC became standard. I think a street registered care with working a/c that would be capable of 1:23 or better lap times at SP needs the following: Club-Sort "A "Kit Suspension Tarett GT3 seats Porsche Seat mount and slider Porsche ? Bolt-in roll bar ? LSD Guard Harness Sparco FIA Endurance Wheels OZ Oil Sump Baffle Tarett wheel Studs Tarett Semi-solid engine mount Wevo Deep Sump Kit Tarett The suspension kit includes JRZ double adjustable and some GT3 bits, but keeps many of the rubber bushings. What am I missing or could I use Bilstein PSS10 and ala cart suspension to get to the same end? |
Why are you bagging on the 993?
Why not a Cayman? Why look at a 19 year old car at this point? |
x2 on Cayman platform.
My guess is selling 993.. getting lots of $$$$ and then spending less $$ on replacement car, that will actually be faster. |
'09 or later Cayman. They drive themselves which would be perfect for you. :p
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I guess nobody except BMAN paid attention to no TC/PSM, electronic, etc. which I can only avoid in older cars. |
Not interested in engine rebuilds but looking at a 996? To me its the devil you know. YMMV
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Maybe the 993 is exorcising ITS demons! "Bring me a new driver!" |
Hey, how about a Mazda Miata????? Huh, huh, huh? They make GREAT track cars, and you can replace every single part on them for less then the cost of a single 911 plastic undertray! And a set of pads, rotors and tires last almost for 193 track days!!!! Yea!!!!
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