There is information about the 997 GT3 Cup car comming from Porsche soon, at Auto Spies.
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YOUR RESEARCH997 GT3 Cup
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man nothing get's by those guys - http://content3.us.porsche.com/prod/...11_gt3_cup_997
Dry sump engine and a true LSD. That's the same as my 25 year old 930.
cha-f*#king-ching!!!
TeamSeattle is hoping the rules will allow two of those in next year's 24 hours of Daytona. Wish us luck.
The bad news from what I've heard is that it will cost about 50% more than the 996 cup. That sucks. The 996 cup has been so successful because it is attainable by so many teams. Having said that, it sure is pretty. Jim P.S. jhunt, I've driven a 930 and I can assure you it has nothing in common with a modern cup car.
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