IDEA! TPC Turbo Boxster Spyder!
#1
IDEA! TPC Turbo Boxster Spyder!
TS,
Just sitting here dreaming of my next Porsche (hopefully next spring) and was thinking about how insane a TPC Turbo Boxster Spyder would be.
White over black...black wheels....PSS10's....LWFW + Clutch setup.......and...(wait for it).....the PDK Paddle shift setup
Thoughts???
Just sitting here dreaming of my next Porsche (hopefully next spring) and was thinking about how insane a TPC Turbo Boxster Spyder would be.
White over black...black wheels....PSS10's....LWFW + Clutch setup.......and...(wait for it).....the PDK Paddle shift setup
Thoughts???
#4
Not a PDK and the sum bitch should be here next week if it ever gets out of port hold Going to be an awesome build. We are going to document it on Kilometer Magazine: for enthusiasts of European cars and motorcycles
note: white on black with silver wheels
Casey
note: white on black with silver wheels
Casey
Last edited by TPCRacing; 04-22-2010 at 07:22 PM.
#7
Yea, love the GT3...love the RS...but something about a vert....really loved my S2000. Lightweight/drop top....and i love my Cayman S. So perhaps a Boxster Spyder would be the best of both worlds?
My 997S was VERY close to a GT3 anyways so i sorta know how they behave. I dont track either so thats not an issue. I just like cool/fun cars for the street.
We shall see!!
My 997S was VERY close to a GT3 anyways so i sorta know how they behave. I dont track either so thats not an issue. I just like cool/fun cars for the street.
We shall see!!
#8
Yea, love the GT3...love the RS...but something about a vert....really loved my S2000. Lightweight/drop top....and i love my Cayman S. So perhaps a Boxster Spyder would be the best of both worlds?
My 997S was VERY close to a GT3 anyways so i sorta know how they behave. I dont track either so thats not an issue. I just like cool/fun cars for the street.
We shall see!!
My 997S was VERY close to a GT3 anyways so i sorta know how they behave. I dont track either so thats not an issue. I just like cool/fun cars for the street.
We shall see!!
#9
Having had two Boxsters and two Turbos and tons of seat time in the other offerings, I have to say . . .the Boxster and Cayman are far more a joy to drive in the sense of road feel than are the 911 models. The 911 is an example of a bad idea engineered to near perfection, whereas the Boxster and Cayman (and CGT) are about as close to a perfect blank sheet of paper as you'll find.