POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
VTG - Not sure what it is but I like it http://www.porsche.com/all/masterwerk/usa.aspx 480 bhp I wonder how much the Turbo 's' will have
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POST 2Original post
yeah, they look great... except for those weird foglights
POST 3Original post
Turbo is the next car I buy in CAB.
POST 4Original post
well they finally went ahead and did it... 'variable turbine technology' something talked about for years in turbo circles.... what's interesting is the tip is rated at 3.4 vs. 3.7 seconds for 0-60!! that's some sick power... 480 hp... wonder if you can get to 600HP with a chip, downpipe and exhaust... lol.... (yeah... like 3.4 ain't fast enough...)
POST 5Original post
I like it, yah a bit wierd for fog lights and those leds in the front, but other then that it looks good and sounds like it has a whole lot better awd system. An automatic faster then the manual, damn I never though that would happen and it's not even a DSG system.
POST 6Original post
If I could only afford one!!! What an amazing car...and the fog light are a nice touch! Nice seat and I can see a couple of tuners going to town on this car and make it even better looking and FASTER!!
POST 7Original post
That thing is SICK - I want one SOOO BAD. How much do you guys think I can get for a kidney?
POST 8Original post
Ugh is this posted in every forum on Rennlist? I'm pretty sure I saw it in OT, here, AND the 997 forum, not to mention I'm sure if I looked it'd be in the 997TT forum! Shucks, that's why we have the different forums, right?
POST 9Original post
I'll give you $12 and half a pepperoni mushroom pizza!
POST 10Original post
Kidney's normally go for 25k. I guess if you were born with 5 or 6 of them, you'd be in good shape.
POST 11Original post
Well my order is in, and I gotta tell ya I still am not sure how I feel about the look, I know the car will be a fast car, its a turbo but still. I will reserve the right to say anything more until its in my hot little hands.
POST 12Original post
It's an awsome car, I gots to get me one!
POST 13Original post
I'm liking the 997 GT3 oh so much more - that thing still weighs 3,500 lbs.
POST 14Original post
Unfortunately for me I could never consider a GT3 because I drive all year round in some ****ty weather, so it will always be c4, c4s or turbo. With the exception of the fog lamps I like the looks, of course seeing in person is the only way to judge for sure.
POST 15Original post
Kilrgt: Can't wait to see the mods you'll do on that new Turbo!... When do you expect delivery?
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