YOUR RESEARCHRS Spyder & GT2 winner specs...?
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I am interested to read up on the technical stuff about the Sebring-winning P2 and GT2 racers. Things like displacement, power, curb weight and so on. Can someone direct me to a website that has some information on the RS Spyder? Also, for the GT2 race cars. Thanks. ...Rickker
On the Porsche website Click HERE
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Thanks. ...Rickker
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Wow, they're putting more info online than they used to.... Funny they were talking about the Spyder's improved mileage during the race, guess that ethanol mixture does help. Excellence had a great article on the the race RSR vs. GT3 RS in Dec '07 issue. For example, the RSR has a sequential gearbox, but the drivers still have to clutch / heel & toe on downshifts.
http://www.lizardms.com/tabs/2008/sebring/ptech.pdf
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