On the GT2 and handling
#31
Originally posted by watt
996twin,
i have no idea but i sure would appreciate if you would publish the links again, i would like to read the articles thanks
996twin,
i have no idea but i sure would appreciate if you would publish the links again, i would like to read the articles thanks
http://www.tiscali.co.uk/motoring/ro...est_364_1.html
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/...0/emfpor20.xml
It was a great car and I miss it, the AWD version by comparison feels very tame, you could drive it every-day.
#33
Originally posted by deanger
I wonder if people get what you are poitning out -- Namely it is possible for the tail to be both easy and hard to kick out...
I wonder if people get what you are poitning out -- Namely it is possible for the tail to be both easy and hard to kick out...
ps. you easily have the best car out of anyone on this list
996tt
#34
Originally posted by deanger
I wonder if people get what you are poitning out -- Namely it is possible for the tail to be both easy and hard to kick out...
I wonder if people get what you are poitning out -- Namely it is possible for the tail to be both easy and hard to kick out...
996tt
#36
the bottom line is that the GT2 handles like a light, stiff, powerful, RWD, rear engined car is supposed to handle. That is not a combination for amatures. However, for an experienced driver that understands the physics at play and how to manipulate the car to do what he wants it is very rewarding.
I just chuckle when i read about the GT2 being possessed or a death trap or something. It is a true sports car. If you don't know how to drive it will bite you, as it should.
I just chuckle when i read about the GT2 being possessed or a death trap or something. It is a true sports car. If you don't know how to drive it will bite you, as it should.
#38
gottleib's big red
that legende of the open highwaye nowe yawninge on the casino floore. no more Knights of yore!!!
i will bet a cabinet of Cubans that roland will confirm that this lil' mama was more of a handful than a gt2.... a very famous car
thanks for the links. can anyone think of something more fun than a gt2 for canyon slamming? i cant.
i will bet a cabinet of Cubans that roland will confirm that this lil' mama was more of a handful than a gt2.... a very famous car
thanks for the links. can anyone think of something more fun than a gt2 for canyon slamming? i cant.
#40
Originally posted by deanger
I agree with you totally about the GT2... I have to e-mail pix of the 959 because I still don't know how to post here.
I agree with you totally about the GT2... I have to e-mail pix of the 959 because I still don't know how to post here.
thanks
996tt
#44
Originally posted by offroadr35
yes. i have a lot more pics from that series, that's the only one i can show on here though
yes. i have a lot more pics from that series, that's the only one i can show on here though
You have a provocative picture of your woman. You post it as your avator on an online forum, for all the guys on here to see.
WHAT IS IT with you guys!?!? WHAT do you get out of this?? I've seen a couple other people do this kind of thing here. Do you wake up in the morning and think, wow I have a hot girl, and I want everyone on so-and-so board to see what she looks like with just a bra and panties on!!!!!!! OOOOOOHHHHHHHH!!!!!! I am so cool, they will be so jealous. You need to keep your naked woman to yourself. I tend to think I have a beautiful wife too, but you won't see me posting pictures of her all over the net for everyone to see, at least not 95% naked. ok unless maybe she was a stripper. Think about it seriously, you know it makes sense.
Like I said, handling on the GT2 is definately on the finnicky side, you have to 'rub it the right way' to garner the best results.
#45
Hey my avatar is pretty hot too? Isn't it?
Watt: You are right. GT2 is quite the canyon slammer... although I have a feeling the 360 Challenge Stradale may be just as fun in a different way, when it's not in the shop of course
Other good choices would be Lotus Elise (not that I could fit in one), Caterham 7, and '73 RSR with a built motor...
Watt: You are right. GT2 is quite the canyon slammer... although I have a feeling the 360 Challenge Stradale may be just as fun in a different way, when it's not in the shop of course
Other good choices would be Lotus Elise (not that I could fit in one), Caterham 7, and '73 RSR with a built motor...
Last edited by Hamann7; 09-11-2003 at 05:44 PM.