Cayman GTS

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jonttt

681 posts

171 months

Tuesday 25th June 2019
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I have the registration “981GTS” for sale on retention after selling my GTS.

£3,500, pm me if your interested ;-)

Trgasy

143 posts

84 months

Sunday 30th June 2019
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i had to change my tyres in March, asked RPM a quote for part ex... 48k
i have to change my tyres (again...) and asked JZM for a part ex quote yesterday... 44k woow

crazy!

anyway, as long as i don't sell... i do not loose and enjoy it biggrin

RBT0

1,476 posts

119 months

Sunday 30th June 2019
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You’ve fully used a set of tyres in 3 months? What?

Trgasy

143 posts

84 months

Sunday 30th June 2019
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RBT0 said:
You’ve fully used a set of tyres in 3 months? What?
yeah and 1.5k miles... i suspect a bad geo... furious will insist on very negative camber next time!
the same set (ps4s) lasted 8months and few thousands miles.

AJB88

12,421 posts

171 months

Monday 1st July 2019
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I've knackered my rear ones with bad geo.

Leonard Stanley

3,681 posts

104 months

Monday 1st July 2019
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Damn, I wish this one had been up for sale when I was looking! Stunning - buckets, sports chassis, interior pack...:

https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201...

Si-3PO

525 posts

84 months

Thursday 4th July 2019
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Had my Frog for a year now, done 5000 blissful miles and looking forward to adding to that biggrin


Jellyfishfields

251 posts

220 months

Sunday 14th July 2019
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Quick question about the sports suspension option on the 981 GTS.

I thought it was a purely mechanical set up, but a dealer who has one for sale tells me there is still an element of PASM, but it is just not adjustable.

Is this correct?

Jazzer

1,674 posts

204 months

Sunday 14th July 2019
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I don’t believe that’s the case; it is a relatively stiff mechanical set up, non-PASM.by definition.

RBT0

1,476 posts

119 months

Sunday 14th July 2019
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Purely mechanical, lightweight option.

It drives amazingly, it sits lower to the ground and change the look of the entire car/package.

Car is almost flat on bends.

Jellyfishfields

251 posts

220 months

Sunday 14th July 2019
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That's what I thought, I'll email him back and see what he says.

How firm is the ride on normal UK roads, a bit too harsh, or still acceptable?

All subjective I know, just looking for an opinion from someone that's driven or owned one.

Prestonese

793 posts

105 months

Sunday 14th July 2019
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Jellyfishfields said:
That's what I thought, I'll email him back and see what he says.

How firm is the ride on normal UK roads, a bit too harsh, or still acceptable?

All subjective I know, just looking for an opinion from someone that's driven or owned one.
It's quite firm but depends if you want something really focused or not. If you live near areas with speed bumps and ramps it can get tricky. PASM is a good compromise and was well judged on the 981.

Trgasy

143 posts

84 months

Sunday 14th July 2019
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i own one with x73, drove to nice last year, no issue at all with the ride.

AW10

4,437 posts

249 months

Sunday 14th July 2019
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X73 ride is amazingly good for road use. ground clearance at the front is not great; spoiler lip will catch on sharp/steep sleeping policeman and occasionally on dips in the road. but happy to have it on my BGTS.

RBT0

1,476 posts

119 months

Sunday 14th July 2019
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Jellyfishfields said:
That's what I thought, I'll email him back and see what he says.

How firm is the ride on normal UK roads, a bit too harsh, or still acceptable?

All subjective I know, just looking for an opinion from someone that's driven or owned one.
Owned and driven a lot, but only for pleasure.

Would you get it as daily? On towns? Then a bit risky. Otherwise is the best option you can get.

Don't get me wrong, never scraped the actual bumper even in London piccadilly or small town with big ramps/bumps, but at least in few occasions slightly scraped the dams (plastic aero bits under the bumper), nothing worrying at all, less than the noise they make!

Consider is a nice touch on the car, look is improved, also when driving, car sits lower and it's an other experience imho having driven the PASM as well.

TDT

4,935 posts

119 months

Sunday 14th July 2019
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RBT0 said:
Purely mechanical, lightweight option.

It drives amazingly, it sits lower to the ground and change the look of the entire car/package.
100%

Jellyfishfields

251 posts

220 months

Sunday 14th July 2019
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Thanks to all for the help, very much appreciated.

I've emailed them again today, hope to find out the proper full spec tomorrow.

SennaCGTS

51 posts

75 months

Wednesday 24th July 2019
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Hi all, I have Turbo alloys fitted to my CGTS and want them repainted gloss black and then repolished, at the moment the painted areas are grey and I think the wheel refresh with colour change will suit the car with its GTS exterior gloss paint.
Any ideas can this be done?
Thanks

Rollin sean

33 posts

88 months

Wednesday 24th July 2019
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SennaCGTS said:


Hi all, I have Turbo alloys fitted to my CGTS and want them repainted gloss black and then repolished, at the moment the painted areas are grey and I think the wheel refresh with colour change will suit the car with its GTS exterior gloss paint.
Any ideas can this be done?
Thanks


Hi, I have the turbo alloys with the gloss black on my BGTS. I didn't spec the car but think the wheels were done to match the gloss black exterior option from new.

SennaCGTS

51 posts

75 months

Thursday 25th July 2019
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Thanks that’s the finish I want after refurbishment, but can it be done there’s the question