Nice looking race car.
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Yeh... that looks faaaaaaaaaast!
How could I use this as a daily driver? It has no plates!
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Just drive slow. Try not to draw to much attention to yourself. And don't wear the helmet !
Vas, I knew it, the helmet is the giveaway. Looks like it will be ok as the daily driver after all, could you send me the few hundred thousand so the dream can come true?
LOL You have a 991s. I think you have the dream part wraped up.
Hope this can bridge the gap between us and the Fezzas!
So do I ,Patrick. It hurts to watch the 997 get flogged. The biggest issue seems to be getting the air out of the back of the car. The rear engine design make that air hard to control and create downforce. The mid engine cars have more room for diffusers and so on. Then again, look who I am talking to, you know plenty on the subject. Anyone interested http://www.racecar-engineering.com/technology-explained/diffusers-engineering-basics-aerodynamics/
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