This is a great little video of a 1974 911 up against a GT3 Cup Car Air cooled 911 versus GT3 Turn up your speakers !
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I am curious as to what kind of hp the older 911 produces and if it is set up for the track (lowered, suspension, etc.). Great video and impressive passing the cup car.
I think probably it leans more towards tracks than street although I know he does does it on the street. I dont know him personally but he has a video of the car on street Street drive 911 It has the RSR spring rate set up which I have and is great for track. Its stiff on the road but perfectly drivable....
I know the driver of the Cup car. Good guy. He is a new driver and trying to learn in a cup car. He is still about 10 seconds off pace, on a 1:30 lap, of the cars potential. Re: the air "versus" water comparison -not really relevant here. Cheers,
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