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YOUR RESEARCH:: ECS Tuning :: GT3 RS Lower Control Arm Kits
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The GT3 is lighter and the color actually changes quite a bit depending on the light and conditions.
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Hug the road like never before with GT3 RS adjustable lower control arms. These two-piece arms come with selective thickness shims that let you dial in aggressive camber angles and corner like you're on rails. Adjustments are easy to make: just loosen the nuts and add or remove shims. Drive to the track with stock settings, dial in extra camber for the race, and revert to stock settings for the ride home.
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Greetings! I recently purchased a new 2016 Agate Grey Metallic. I was a little nervous of the color as I thought it would be very close to my 2015 BMW M3 Mineral Grey Metallic but the colors are truly very different whereas the GT3 has much more variations. The GT3 is lighter and the color actually changes quite a bit depending on the light and conditions. Really neat. Large metallic flakes are readily visible. I am very happy as I was debating between Agate Grey or White for the GT3. Agate is a very cool color and I'm very happy with my decision as I think the color helps accentuate the lines of the car.
The car is a very highly optioned. Pretty silly as I am close to GT3RS territory but I figured I would go for it as I got spoiled with my last Porsche which was a 997.2 turbo and had a sticker of $172k! Speaking of the RS, I tried to get one but no dice. This car will certainly fill my needs as I doubt I can drive 50% of the cars potential.
So far the only mods are;
-clear side markers
-SunTek clear bra
-Llumar window tint
-RSS Center Bypass Exhaust (review in a separate post). Great mod!!!
-Blendmount for Max2 radar
I am waiting for the RSS roll cage and I will likely be just about done after that mod. The only other thing I am looking at is a carbon fiber dash piece that surrounds the chrono clock. It's really expensive but I think this will tie the carbon fiber lower dash panels and lower surround together nicely with the upper dash.
As for the car, I love it! It is so different from the 997.2 turbo which was modded to over 600hp with a Tubi race exhaust, GIAC tune, etc. That car was scary fast and I could get in trouble very, very quickly, both in good ways and bad! It had a bite and if I was messing around I needed to give it my full attention as speeds came up vey quickly. The GT3 on the other hand is much more predicable, and a lot safer too on the street. It's very manageable and I LOVE THE 9,000 RPM REDLINE! Holy cow, it's so darn addicting and even more so with the RSS exhaust. It sounds like an Indy car! The GT3 can easily be driven daily without beating you up or wearing you down. My 997.2 Turbo had Champion lowering springs and it could be pretty rough. The GT3 in comparison is a peach.
I have 400 miles on the ODO so far and can't wait to put more miles on this beautiful machine. This is my first GT3 after several turbo's and I now truly get it. I do not see myself going back to a turbo even though at times I miss the low end torque. I feel overall the GT3 is a better car for me. Heck, the 9,000 rpm and exhaust note are reason enough to switch to a GT3!
Adam
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Thanks for the interest but candidly I cannot see selling this car as there is nothing to replace it. It's truly epic! The 9,000 rpm is addictive and the car handles like a go-cart!
Best of luck in your search though. These are amazing cars and hard to truly appreciate until you have extended seat time!
