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Very interesting test drive review of a Cayman over on ********, had it been posted on Rennteam it already would have been deleted!

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Very interesting test drive review of a Cayman over on ********, had it been posted on Rennteam it already would have been deleted!

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POST 1Original post

Very interesting test drive review of a Cayman over on ********, had it been posted on Rennteam it already would have been deleted! <u>http://forums.********.com/rennforums/showthread.php?t=247437</u>

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slc, I thought it was good write up so I copied it below, 'I just drove caymans S for 35-40 min. I can’t say were or which dealer and under what circumstances I drove it, suffice to say I pushed it very hard, enough to drift it.[/quote]<br style="font-weight: bold; font-style: italic;" /> <br style="font-weight: bold; font-style: italic;" /> On paper C is only slightly more powerful and torquier than box S, however, by the seat of my pants, C pulls much harder. [/quote]<br style="font-weight: bold; font-style: italic;" /> <br style="font-weight: bold; font-style: italic;" /> Some say that C is a hardtop version of B, well some truth to it as the two cars have very similar driving dynamics (as opposed to carerras). However, C is MUCH MUCH stiffer than B. sufficient enough that I feel buying both cars is not redundant.' [/quote]Russ

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Best part was his comparison to his GT3. 'Compared to carerras, C is very neutral and much better turn in (my GT3 is very well set up with mpsc, motons blah blah, while the C I drove was not really dialed in, 100% stock, but the C still had better turn in and more neutrality. Obviously it’s NOTICEABLY down on power/torque than GT3, it’s more tossable. I drove/drifted it as if I had it for years… more confidence inspiring than carerras. Thought out of corners, you can’t get on throttle as early as carerras. Fit/finish, the 9x7 series of cars (including cayman) is much better than 9x6 series (I am talking about non full leather cars, full leather cars are the same both series). On paper C and GT3 are about 3k or so, with GT3 having 85 more horses. But the cayman felt much lighter.'

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