my 07 997 GT3 RS in hk !
#48
02-21-2007, 09:05 AM
Nice car...just a question though, slightly off topic, but how do you find the performance of the cars in HK? Just wondering given the high humidity and all. I ask because I used to see a noticeably performance decrease in my 993TT I had when I was in Japan during the early summer season.
#49
02-21-2007, 12:38 PM
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Peter,
you're right, cars here perform big difference between summer and winter. Mainly contribute by the heat not the humidity, the dampness contributes to moles growing from cars that don't drive for .. um.. maybe 3 weeks. yes, it's that bad ... sigh..
a friend just bought a really nice vintage car and is building a climate controlled garage to keep the car however, he has no clue about temperature and humidity.
anyone have anyknowledge in car storage?
you're right, cars here perform big difference between summer and winter. Mainly contribute by the heat not the humidity, the dampness contributes to moles growing from cars that don't drive for .. um.. maybe 3 weeks. yes, it's that bad ... sigh..
a friend just bought a really nice vintage car and is building a climate controlled garage to keep the car however, he has no clue about temperature and humidity.
anyone have anyknowledge in car storage?
#52
02-22-2007, 06:51 PM
Very nice, hopefully I will see you driving in the streets of HK on my next trip in April or on the track in ZhuHai. Congrads!!!!
SL
SL
#53
02-22-2007, 07:18 PM
Hi RS Wan!!!! I was at the very same dealer last month that you bought your car from as my cousin took delivery of the blk/orange RS!!! I can see that you go on the morning drives on Sundays in HK! I probably bumped into you a few times as I am a regular at the supercarclub events..... Cheers!
Sam
Sam
#56
02-22-2007, 10:51 PM
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Hi Sam, is your cousin ed?
well, i used to go a lot to these events, but waking up is really a problem for me. but with this car, there's only morning drive that can really use it, otherwise have to wait for trackdays. might go again this weekend. will you be there?
well, i used to go a lot to these events, but waking up is really a problem for me. but with this car, there's only morning drive that can really use it, otherwise have to wait for trackdays. might go again this weekend. will you be there?
#57
02-22-2007, 11:14 PM
$140K Won't get you one of these! A fully equiped GT3 will almost run you around $130k. $140k is close to MSRP, but if you find one of these for sale, it will leave a $170-190k hole in your wallet!
-z
-z
Originally Posted by ZEMDOGG
WOW F'N WOW!!! Damn I need $140,000 and an open allocation like right now lol
#58
02-23-2007, 09:32 AM
hey wussap! yes, eddie is my cousin! you know him?
I live in the states and only get to visit HK a few times a year for business/pleasure. I've done numerous track days in ZIC and Shanghai F1 in the past and recently raced the Asia GT Challenge with Eddie this past Dec in Zhu Hai. Love your green RS... you should get together with Ed with his blk/orange one for some photos...it be HOT!!!
I live in the states and only get to visit HK a few times a year for business/pleasure. I've done numerous track days in ZIC and Shanghai F1 in the past and recently raced the Asia GT Challenge with Eddie this past Dec in Zhu Hai. Love your green RS... you should get together with Ed with his blk/orange one for some photos...it be HOT!!!
#59
02-23-2007, 09:39 AM
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