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Upgrade from Carrera T to GT3

Simon991

Simon991

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Recently traded in my 991.2 Carrera T for a 991.2 GT3 via RPM Technik (as my Carrera T was fairly heavily modified, mostly at Litchfield Motors).
Highlights of new car = manual transmission, PCCBs, 18-ways, front axle lift, extended leather interior with Alcantara, Bose, LEDs. It’s a late 2017 car and had only 12,800 miles on it. Controversially it’ll be my sole car and daily driver.
 

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And why not! Enjoy it as a road car - especially with the 18 ways, and put some proper miles on it.
 
pwebb said:
And why not! Enjoy it as a road car - especially with the 18 ways, and put some proper miles on it.
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Thank you, Peter!

Am wondering if a specialist can tweak the suspension to be more ‘normal road use’ focussed, as I’m unlikely to track the car.

And as I now have more time on my hands, I plan to rejoin PCGB (Cotswolds).

Cheers,

Simon
 
I would recommend Center Gravity as they have a wealth of knowledge with these cars and can tailor the settings to suit your needs. Not just 'back to factory'. Others on this forum will agree, I'm sure.
Annoyingly, I had a leaky damper recently so both had to be replaced and of course the OPC can only use their Hunter kit to return to the standard set up.

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Thanks, Peter. You’re not the first person to mention Center Gravity. I shall make enquiries.

Cheers,

Simon
 
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