992.2 gt3 instrument display
992.2 gt3 instrument display
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Jim300186

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187 posts

142 months

Saturday 9th May
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Picked up new car yesterday totally love it, but in the build up to getting it dealer gave me a shot of a targa gts 992.2 which in the instrument display you can change it to a full map display however can’t seem to get the gt3 to do this, is this a thing on gt3 or is there something I’m doing wrong?


jackwood

2,955 posts

235 months

Saturday 9th May
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Lovely spec! Congrats!

But no, that layout isn’t available on the GT3.

But you can have it set to have 9k rpm at top dead centre. Which is way way cooler…. smile

Enjoy!

Jim300186

Original Poster:

187 posts

142 months

Saturday 9th May
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Kind of annoying not gonna add any weight! And it’s a bit of an irk that it doesn’t have the hold function on hills!

jackwood

2,955 posts

235 months

Saturday 9th May
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Jim300186 said:
Kind of annoying not gonna add any weight! And it s a bit of an irk that it doesn t have the hold function on hills!
Coz racecar. I’m sure you’ll get used to it.

neilf

1,038 posts

138 months

Saturday 9th May
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Jim300186 said:
Kind of annoying not gonna add any weight! And it s a bit of an irk that it doesn t have the hold function on hills!
Just had a similar chat on the ‘Anyone for T’ thread.

Jim300186

Original Poster:

187 posts

142 months

Sunday 10th May
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Do carrera t”s not have this function either?

Prospective

200 posts

169 months

Sunday 10th May
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Hi my 992.1 T has the hill hold function

jackwood

2,955 posts

235 months

Sunday 10th May
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Current GT (3’s, 4’s etc) cars don’t have the Hold function like the regular cars, where you push down hard on the brake and the green Hold symbol appears in the dash.

But they do have Hill Start Assist that holds the brake for a second if you are stopped on an incline.

GT cars with PDK also don’t have any kind of “creep” function. Once stationary, the clutch only engages once you press the accelerator. Which means if you stop, then take your foot off the brake, the car can roll backwards or forwards, unless the gradient is steep enough for the car to engage the Hill Start Assist function.

thesmurfs

153 posts

123 months

Wednesday 13th May
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The camera resolution is far higher on the base cars as well, go figure. Surround view camera can't be had either.

neilf

1,038 posts

138 months

Thursday 14th May
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Jim300186 said:
Do carrera t s not have this function either?
It does. But it doesn’t work.