996 GT2 spotted being driven in the p*55ing rain!
996 GT2 spotted being driven in the p*55ing rain!
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M@1975

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591 posts

256 months

Tuesday 21st January 2014
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Anyone know who the loony driving the silver 996 GT2 around the roads of Sussex in the bloody awful weather last week was?? Follwed it through Chailey and toward Haywards Heath before I turned off home, looked lovely and was not being driven stupidly, in fact I could have happily overtaken up Scaynes Hill but didnt as I liked the view.

Trev450

6,751 posts

201 months

Tuesday 21st January 2014
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You say the car was been driven sensibly but refer to the driver as a 'loony'. So long as the car had a decent tread depth on the tyres, I fail to see the problem. confused

Edited by Trev450 on Tuesday 21st January 11:52

993kimbo

3,003 posts

214 months

Tuesday 21st January 2014
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What a bizarre post.

Do they melt in the rain or something?

PHOENIXUK

2,200 posts

230 months

Tuesday 21st January 2014
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Is it possible the OP was just having a laugh gents?

V8KSN

4,713 posts

213 months

Tuesday 21st January 2014
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PHOENIXUK said:
Is it possible the OP was just having a laugh gents?
NO!

No laughs or jokes please, this is a very serious place! hehe

911Viking

299 posts

173 months

Tuesday 21st January 2014
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Don't get it either, I drive all my Porsches year around and even took the 9e17 (1.000hp) on a ski trip last year. Ken at 9e weren't happy with salt and stuff that had gotten in everywhere next time it was in for service, but they work everywhere as long as you adjust to conditions.

marky911

4,433 posts

248 months

Tuesday 21st January 2014
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V8KSN said:
NO!

No laughs or jokes please, this is a very serious place! hehe
hehe

What's this place like?!
Guy comes on saying he enjoyed seeing a car most people wouldn't expect to see in heavy rain, during winter and he gets pounced on for using the word loony.
Business as usual then. smile

OP, don't worry about the GT2 being out in the rain, those GT2 lads never go over 2000rpm. Heaven forbid the boost should come in. wink

Tonksie355

92 posts

204 months

Tuesday 21st January 2014
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Obviously I was more than crazy to drive my old GT2 into the French alps during one winter holiday!


shavenhaven

465 posts

164 months

Tuesday 21st January 2014
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Pah, GT2 pussies!! At least you guys got the weight of the engine and your 325-profile tyres over your back end. Try a Winter in a 1M - every time i even think about getting 'on it' the fecking thing points me towards the nearest hedge hehe

Slippydiff

16,362 posts

252 months

Tuesday 21st January 2014
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shavenhaven said:
Pah, GT2 pussies!! At least you guys got the weight of the engine and your 325-profile tyres over your back end. Try a Winter in a 1M - every time i even think about getting 'on it' the fecking thing points me towards the nearest hedge hehe
1M Coupe a tad tricky in sub zero temps and snow ??? Au contraire, c'est un morceau de pee pee mon ami. Consider ditching the blouse, and buy yourself a shirt hehe



A GT2 in the rain ? Nothing that a sensitive right foot can't sort. But sub zero temps ? Now they're much more fun/challenging because the inlet temps are nice and low and those PS2's (which are the skinny 315's, not 325's) are about as grippy as a banana skin at -4 degrees ..... smile









shavenhaven

465 posts

164 months

Wednesday 22nd January 2014
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Slippydiff said:
1M Coupe a tad tricky in sub zero temps and snow ??? Au contraire, c'est un morceau de pee pee mon ami. Consider ditching the blouse, and buy yourself a shirt hehe
hahahahahah hehe

good pics slippy! o/t - Did i recall you put supersports on your 1m, and if so were they better than the PS2's? I have them on the CSL and might put them on the 1m, if i keep it scratchchin