YOUR RESEARCH170,000km in a 996 Turbo
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Hi Found this on another forum, very impressive stuff. Wonder if a track prepared 996 Turbo is better than the GT3??? [u:aMaVd2n4gn] Hope everyone has a great christmas. Sean Migration info. Legacy thread was 11964
The infamous Pierre :wink: I can name the mods on that car off by heart. However because of its weight and AWD I still think a GT3 would be better round a track. Migration info. Legacy thread was 11966
Noony You are probably right about the GT3 / Turbo duel. But the Turbo can be easily tuned to 600BHP, now that would be exciting. Have a good christmas Migration info. Legacy thread was 11968
Like this? :wink: Migration info. Legacy thread was 11969
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