06-20-2019, 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted by CSG Mike
I'd love to see some laps, as I plan on heading out that way this year!
Lets use a few examples on the opposite extremes.
Do you think with equalized tires, you can lap HPR similarly in a supercharged 86?
Alternatively, I think you'd agree with me that while it's much heavier, a ZL1 1LE will easily lap faster than a GT4 around pretty much any racetrack, at a lower price point!
Ultimately, it comes down to the 718 GT4 is significantly heavier than the outgoing model, which is light relative to its competition, but not exceptionally light. It's a great "kinda does it all" car, but really, is undeserving of the Porsche GT designation. To me, the parts bin nature of the 981 was a great selling point, particularly the engine; they're proven, mature parts that won't fail under use.
On the plus side, I'm curious as to how useful the factory alignment range will be on the 718.
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Threadjack: Mike, Buteo lives a few blocks from me. Maybe if you come out next month you should spend an extra day or two and meet us for beers. I bet Abe would join us, too.
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