The New DD...COBALT 996 gt3...
#1
06-06-2008, 07:02 AM
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The New DD...COBALT 996 gt3...
I decided that I am going to sell my turbo for a car more usable and that I can drive more often and have more fun with honestly. I happened to come across this gem and couldnt let it go by... This thing is WAY too much fun.
04 Cobalt Blue, Aluminum center counsel, steering wheel trim, cf shift ****, cruise control, cf doorsills, AC, Radio, aluminum armrest things (forget name)
Best part is that it only had 6k miles on it.
And for the BAN OR PICS people...PICS!
Ill post more impressions, but Im going to go drive for now...hahaha
(ehem, got seats, harness', muffler bypass, tow hook, trailer tie downs, alignment, and a set of cups at the shop already...so...im still a track rat...haha)
04 Cobalt Blue, Aluminum center counsel, steering wheel trim, cf shift ****, cruise control, cf doorsills, AC, Radio, aluminum armrest things (forget name)
Best part is that it only had 6k miles on it.
And for the BAN OR PICS people...PICS!
Ill post more impressions, but Im going to go drive for now...hahaha
(ehem, got seats, harness', muffler bypass, tow hook, trailer tie downs, alignment, and a set of cups at the shop already...so...im still a track rat...haha)
#4
06-06-2008, 07:47 AM
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Congratulations what a stunning car and I agree with the trade, the GT3 has more soul and is more driver connected were you can hear the sounds of the exhausts vibrating into the car.
I would replace the steering wheel with one in alacantra and rear centre console in carbon or cobalt for a better look.
I would replace the steering wheel with one in alacantra and rear centre console in carbon or cobalt for a better look.
#5
06-06-2008, 07:58 AM
Official congratulations on the GT3!
First and foremost do the alignment! Seats and harnesses second, tires third and the rest is optional.
First and foremost do the alignment! Seats and harnesses second, tires third and the rest is optional.
#7
06-06-2008, 10:39 AM
Sweet!!! I always thought you're a turbo man but guess I'm wrong. That's a very rare color too.
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#8
06-06-2008, 10:46 AM
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the alignment is being done as I type...and like I said, ALL my track stuff is already in the shop (ordered last night...)
As far as the turbos...I only liked it because its what helped me get "to where I am". Its really time to focus on different techniques and with the Grand Am stuff that I am going to do, I want something to practice with thats a bit closer to the real beasts. Ill probably run the 6 hrs at VIR and maybe do the NJMP event...
As far as the turbos...I only liked it because its what helped me get "to where I am". Its really time to focus on different techniques and with the Grand Am stuff that I am going to do, I want something to practice with thats a bit closer to the real beasts. Ill probably run the 6 hrs at VIR and maybe do the NJMP event...
#10
06-06-2008, 11:30 AM
the alignment is being done as I type...and like I said, ALL my track stuff is already in the shop (ordered last night...)
As far as the turbos...I only liked it because its what helped me get "to where I am". Its really time to focus on different techniques and with the Grand Am stuff that I am going to do, I want something to practice with thats a bit closer to the real beasts. Ill probably run the 6 hrs at VIR and maybe do the NJMP event...
As far as the turbos...I only liked it because its what helped me get "to where I am". Its really time to focus on different techniques and with the Grand Am stuff that I am going to do, I want something to practice with thats a bit closer to the real beasts. Ill probably run the 6 hrs at VIR and maybe do the NJMP event...
#12
06-06-2008, 01:59 PM
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Philadelphia, PA
Posts: 4,205
Rep Power: 204 I have Recaro Pole Positions (wanted an easy to live with, clean seat), teamtech hans harness', fire extinguisher with bracket, pagid yellows, cup sports (need to use them on the street as well till I get my fikse wheels resized...then pirelli slicks), fabspeed muffler bypass pipes, folding tow hook and a medium-aggressive alignment for now. I may add little things here and there, but thats really where its going to be for a little. I want another steering wheel, but Im not really aggressive in finding a replacement...Ill trade someone TWO wheels (one aluminum trim, one carbon fiber) if someone has something cool...
As for the rollbar, it came with a tequipment (crap)...but Im going to probably just use it because its there rather than going with the substantially better das bar...
#13
06-06-2008, 02:02 PM
I have Recaro Pole Positions (wanted an easy to live with, clean seat), teamtech hans harness', fire extinguisher with bracket, pagid yellows, cup sports (need to use them on the street as well till I get my fikse wheels resized...then pirelli slicks), fabspeed muffler bypass pipes, folding tow hook and a medium-aggressive alignment for now. I may add little things here and there, but thats really where its going to be for a little. I want another steering wheel, but Im not really aggressive in finding a replacement...Ill trade someone TWO wheels (one aluminum trim, one carbon fiber) if someone has something cool...
As for the rollbar, it came with a tequipment (crap)...but Im going to probably just use it because its there rather than going with the substantially better das bar...
As for the rollbar, it came with a tequipment (crap)...but Im going to probably just use it because its there rather than going with the substantially better das bar...
