992 GT3

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chris-e

65 posts

86 months

Friday 15th April 2022
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Martin JT

41 posts

180 months

Saturday 16th April 2022
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Picking up this beauty soon…probably early May. Awaiting “track pack” PPF protection.
Really curious to see how it performs compared to my previous 991.2.

Lord Nelson

41 posts

31 months

Saturday 16th April 2022
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bosshog said:
Sounds great - very envious smile

I presume this doesn’t invalidate the warranty as the suspension is adjustable?
The “public road” settings for Toe, Camber and Anti Roll Bar are all specified by Porsche with a tolerance in the owners handbook with a separate list of settings for, as Porsche describe, “driving on a race circuit”. All the changes made to my GT3 have put the settings at the most “road biased” end of the tolerance range so no impact on warranty.

shocks

787 posts

164 months

Wednesday 27th April 2022
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Feel I'm missing stuff on my order with PCCB unavailable, PTS requested.

Anyone any insight into PCCB situation ?

Dropped lift for the first time ! Didnt feel need after having it on last few 3's hardly used it


Twinfan

10,125 posts

104 months

Wednesday 27th April 2022
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PCCBs have just become available again for the GT4, maybe they're imminent on the GT3?

Melvynr

1,404 posts

51 months

Wednesday 27th April 2022
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Have Porsche started production again across the board

hornbaek

3,675 posts

235 months

Wednesday 27th April 2022
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I am approaching 5000km in my GT3 Touring PDK. I have just had my summer tyres fitted and as with the winters, I cannot even remotely recognise what Harry Metcalfe was on about regarding tramlining or overeager steering requiring frequent inputs. My car is perfect and the steering is the best I have ever had in a road car. The only issue I have with long drives is, that the car is loud. I have the 918 carbon backed seats and after a bit of getting used to they are great and i would not spec otherwise. I choose PDK as I am using the car for longer trips between cities in Southern Europe and it is slightly more comfortable in heavy traffic. The PDK gearbox suits the engine very well and when you hit the hairpins in the Alps you want both hands on the steering wheel when shifting. Steering is what sets its apart from the other 992s and off course that high reving flat six engine. What a gem (but it is bloody loud at 9000 rpm).


hornbaek

3,675 posts

235 months

Wednesday 27th April 2022
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chris-e said:
Very strange numberplate as I thought that all german numberplates were required to have the town or commune (Landkreis) initials before a number i.e HH for Hansestadt Hamburg, M for Munich etc.

chris-e

65 posts

86 months

Thursday 28th April 2022
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hornbaek said:
Very strange numberplate as I thought that all german numberplates were required to have the town or commune (Landkreis) initials before a number i.e HH for Hansestadt Hamburg, M for Munich etc.
Yes that had me wondering too. With it being in London I thought it could have been a private UK plate in German font (not really allowed) but the D numberplate suggests it is from Germany.
Either way a lovely machine, even the traffic warden was smiling as he circled his prey. The driver was nearby so a friendly nod was enough to prevent the yellow window decoration on this occasion.

flow99

1,244 posts

208 months

Thursday 28th April 2022
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hornbaek said:
I am approaching 5000km in my GT3 Touring PDK. I have just had my summer tyres fitted and as with the winters, I cannot even remotely recognise what Harry Metcalfe was on about regarding tramlining or overeager steering requiring frequent inputs. My car is perfect and the steering is the best I have ever had in a road car. The only issue I have with long drives is, that the car is loud. I have the 918 carbon backed seats and after a bit of getting used to they are great and i would not spec otherwise. I choose PDK as I am using the car for longer trips between cities in Southern Europe and it is slightly more comfortable in heavy traffic. The PDK gearbox suits the engine very well and when you hit the hairpins in the Alps you want both hands on the steering wheel when shifting. Steering is what sets its apart from the other 992s and off course that high reving flat six engine. What a gem (but it is bloody loud at 9000 rpm).
Interesting that you find it loud on long trips, as one on my first things planned was chaning the exhaust to a JCR titanimum valved pipe, https://jcr-developments.com/collections/992-gt3-r... to open up the sound, but may delay that fitment and live with the car for while first.

Anyone else fitted the JCR?

MDL111

6,940 posts

177 months

Thursday 28th April 2022
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hornbaek said:
chris-e said:
Very strange numberplate as I thought that all german numberplates were required to have the town or commune (Landkreis) initials before a number i.e HH for Hansestadt Hamburg, M for Munich etc.
very weird as it has what looks like the correct stickers on it (Baden W. and TÜV) - never seen this format before

hornbaek

3,675 posts

235 months

Thursday 28th April 2022
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MDL111 said:
hornbaek said:
chris-e said:
Very strange numberplate as I thought that all german numberplates were required to have the town or commune (Landkreis) initials before a number i.e HH for Hansestadt Hamburg, M for Munich etc.
very weird as it has what looks like the correct stickers on it (Baden W. and TÜV) - never seen this format before
For me it looks very strange. Baden W. in this case and green TÜV is fine - but only on the rear plate. You would never put the green TÜV sticker on the front as well. ?



Edited by hornbaek on Thursday 28th April 21:39

noneedtolift

846 posts

223 months

Friday 29th April 2022
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hornbaek said:
MDL111 said:
hornbaek said:
chris-e said:
Very strange numberplate as I thought that all german numberplates were required to have the town or commune (Landkreis) initials before a number i.e HH for Hansestadt Hamburg, M for Munich etc.
very weird as it has what looks like the correct stickers on it (Baden W. and TÜV) - never seen this format before
For me it looks very strange. Baden W. in this case and green TÜV is fine - but only on the rear plate. You would never put the green TÜV sticker on the front as well. ?



Edited by hornbaek on Thursday 28th April 21:39
Definately a faked plate and not a German plate!!

First Sea Lord

1,157 posts

179 months

Friday 29th April 2022
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julian987R said:
Dr S said:
Got a first glimpse of my incoming toy. Now getting some work done on driver seat and 12o'clock marker before it's ready for collection

What are you having done to the drivers seat?
If no trouble do you mind posting some more pictures? The exterior of yours looks very close to the spec I'm going for, which hasn't locked yet.

Thanks. Hope you're having fun with it, or will do soon.

teapea

693 posts

186 months

Friday 29th April 2022
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Twinfan said:
PCCBs have just become available again for the GT4, maybe they're imminent on the GT3?
I'm also watching this,

They seem to be available on all 718's, Taycan, 992 sport classic.... but not GT3 as of yet!

Skyway

356 posts

170 months

Saturday 30th April 2022
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shocks said:
Feel I'm missing stuff on my order with PCCB unavailable, PTS requested.

Anyone any insight into PCCB situation ?

Dropped lift for the first time ! Didnt feel need after having it on last few 3's hardly used it
How did you get on with the PYTS request?

I asked for PTS around a month ago when I got my Touring allocation but was told no.

julian987R

6,840 posts

59 months

Wednesday 18th May 2022
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The rarest 992 GT3 in the world!






Dr S

4,997 posts

226 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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First Sea Lord said:

If no trouble do you mind posting some more pictures? The exterior of yours looks very close to the spec I'm going for, which hasn't locked yet.

Thanks. Hope you're having fun with it, or will do soon.
Will collect in two weeks time and post pics then. Getting the customisation work done took a bit more time than expected. A pity as I initially planned to use my trip to the N24h as part of the running in period.

julian987R

6,840 posts

59 months

Thursday 26th May 2022
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check out the driver of this brand-new GT3 manoeuvring around a parking lot without knowing how to drive stick. It's brutal to watch.

https://www.tiktok.com/@brennandietzz/video/710152...


Dr S

4,997 posts

226 months

Friday 27th May 2022
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julian987R said:
check out the driver of this brand-new GT3 manoeuvring around a parking lot without knowing how to drive stick. It's brutal to watch.

https://www.tiktok.com/@brennandietzz/video/710152...
Ouch... have some mercy, prrrrlease