997 GT3RS Set-up specs
997 GT3RS Set-up specs
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bkspn33

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2 posts

231 months

Monday 27th August 2007
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I just bought a 997 GT3RS and am taking it to the track. I read a good article in Purely GT Porsche that said a different camber set-up improved the car a lot. Does anyone know the exact specs for this set-up change from stock?

SidewaysSid

523 posts

289 months

Monday 27th August 2007
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bkspn33 said:
I just bought a 997 GT3RS and am taking it to the track. I read a good article in Purely GT Porsche that said a different camber set-up improved the car a lot. Does anyone know the exact specs for this set-up change from stock?
Yes, both Parr Motorsport and JZ Machtec have excellent set-ups for the 997 RS.

bkspn33

Original Poster:

2 posts

231 months

Tuesday 28th August 2007
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Are the specs available online anywhere? I check out the two websites and tried to contact but haven't found anything yet.

maximu5

253 posts

256 months

Tuesday 28th August 2007
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what would you do with THE specs ? They vary from car to car, depending on your driving style, your weight, which tyres you use, which tracks you visit most, which percentage of your driving will be on a track etc... A set-up by a specalist like Parr or JZ is not going to break the bank : if you can afford an RS. In fact, short of driver training, it may be the best investment.

batman69

236 posts

258 months

Tuesday 28th August 2007
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bkspn33 said:
Are the specs available online anywhere? I check out the two websites and tried to contact but haven't found anything yet.
Both the outfits suggested are in the UK, you might want to try another forum (cough Rennlist)which has a lot more owners on your side of the pond. They should be able to point you to a reputable outfit who can set up the RS for some track work. This is definitely not a DIY job - leave it to the pro's.