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Old Aug 25, 2009 | 12:53 AM
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Originally Posted by JC919
It amazes me that people/dealers still think they can get $110+ for a 7.1 GT3 (no matter the mileage and options) when the 7.2s are going for just about $20k more. My plan, which has been changing as of late is to wait once the 7.2s have been out for a few months and then the 7.1 prices should be prime. $70-80k, I hope!

dude, as many guys here know I am obsessed with everything 7.1 GT3, and from my studying I can deduce that all the car needs is a sharkwerks bypass and it will be utterly amazing. Good luck, JC
No lightweight flywheel? Monoblock P40's with matte black finish?

Now I'm just going down my list of mods
 
Old Aug 25, 2009 | 12:55 AM
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No lightweight flywheel? Monoblock P40's with matte black finish?

Now I'm just going down my list of mods
Well of course LWFW, but with my friends GT3 w/only the bypass the experience of driving it was sublime. Any car like this is a money pit (in terms of mods you want), I'm just saying that unless you have plans for a titanium exhaust, do the bypass first.
 
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Originally Posted by JC919
Well of course LWFW, but with my friends GT3 w/only the bypass the experience of driving it was sublime. Any car like this is a money pit (in terms of mods you want), I'm just saying that unless you have plans for a titanium exhaust, do the bypass first.
Sounds like a plan

Just emailed the seller, hopefully I'll setup the inspection tomorrow... and get a clean bill of health by weds
 
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Originally Posted by thedude

Are the stock cross-drilled rotors really that susceptible to cracking?

Thanks in advance!
in a word yes -- stock cross drilled rotors crack easily
in how many miles? depends on a lot of factors like what track, driver habits, etc

I would not be afraid of cracked rotors especially if they have been replaced by slotted rotors.

I have attached a Porsche cracked rotors memo
Summary -- hole to hole cracks or cracks going to the edge of the rotor -- not good

a good PPI and DME report (no type 3s for sure, type 2s the car has to be a good deal as there are plenty available with no type 2s)

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So Dude......what happened? Are you driving or flying home from Dallas right now?
 
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