Anyone here driven COTA yet with a 996? If you have driven it, any engine issues? (Was your car still on street tires?). Thanks. I have heard that it is hard on engines (long straights and high G long turns.)
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I think your question is the overall tracking capabilities of the m96. There are lots of threads, but if there are a lot of high G sweeping turns you should at minimum put a deep sump kit in or even an Acusump dry sump system. Oil starvation is a real problem with these engines.
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