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Porsche 996 carrera vs 997 carrera 4s race in highway top speed - YouTube
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POST 2Original post
No IMS bearing failure = Yawn
POST 3Original post
Porsche drive on highway fast shocker...
POST 4Original post
well that was entertaining. oh wait...no it wasn't
POST 5Original post
Where was the race?
POST 6Original post
Irresponsible idiots.
POST 7Original post
When the cars in a "race" video are in the 300HP range, it helps to watch the video at 2x speed. When one or more of the cars is a Neon, go with 4x. You do have to give the cameraman credit - he kept on filming despite the seizure he was evidently suffering from.
POST 8Original post
Ahhh, knew i was forgetting something Thanks 5CHNELL!
POST 9Original post
Quotes source post: 12956893
Lol'd
POST 10Original post
For future reference: If the action from 1:25 to 1:28 of your death-defying Super Speeders tribute video consists of nothing more than "passed a Vanagon," your video should not be uploaded to YouTube. Very fast! Such speed! Much race!
POST 11Original post
Insane! Wonder where they keep their phones? Oh, I get it now
POST 12Original post
this one is more exciting and has much better driving Porsche 991 Carrera 3.4 chasing 996 GT2 at the Nürburgring - YouTube
POST 13Original post
^just a bad driver vs mediocre driver, nothing new there. See it all the time.
POST 14Original post
I'm sure I'd be in the "bad to mediocre" category my first time on the Nurburgring too but I'd love to give it a try some day!
POST 15Original post
Quotes source post: 12958515
Definitely Do it, just NOT in YOUR car or if you Do make sure to get OUT of everybody else's way
POST 16Original post
Definitely wouldn't be like the *** in the GT2. Whenever someone comes up on my rear bumper it's obvious he's faster than me so it's time for a let by and then try to learn how to go faster This is me trying to keep up with a GT3 at Pacific Raceway: Playing with GT3's at Pacific Raceway Oct 2014 - YouTube
POST 17Original post
I have now and boy am I glad. Couldn't help but notice the drivers lovely sweater during the incredible display of digital video at its finest.
POST 18Original post
The whole "following/driving quickly in tandem with another 911" thing? I suspect many of us here have done something similar at least once. Gotta keep the "safety first" mantra in your head and resist the urge. This is what DE are for.
POST 19Original post
Quotes source post: 12958380
Lapping the nurburgring with the Hamburglar in the passenger seat is epic.
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