GT3-RS and PCM
#3
If I get the chance, I'd definitely get the PCM. I believe one of the Porsche development team said it weighed less than your lunch.
I think it is also a safety device while navigating around unfamiliar mountain roads. It is nice to know how hairy the next corner will be. Besides, we live in the technology age where everything is computerized.
At least you won't get lost going to the track!
I think it is also a safety device while navigating around unfamiliar mountain roads. It is nice to know how hairy the next corner will be. Besides, we live in the technology age where everything is computerized.
At least you won't get lost going to the track!
#5
I think if the RS is your daily, then it wouldn't be a bad idea to have it. However, I suspect most RS owners have it as their 2nd, 3rd, 4th, etc. car. For me, I would only get an RS with minimal options, and all performance-enhancing. For the regular GT3, I'd definitely get the PCM.
#7
Originally Posted by orindaed
If I get the chance, I'd definitely get the PCM. I believe one of the Porsche development team said it weighed less than your lunch.
I think it is also a safety device while navigating around unfamiliar mountain roads. It is nice to know how hairy the next corner will be. Besides, we live in the technology age where everything is computerized.
At least you won't get lost going to the track!
I think it is also a safety device while navigating around unfamiliar mountain roads. It is nice to know how hairy the next corner will be. Besides, we live in the technology age where everything is computerized.
At least you won't get lost going to the track!
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I was against PCM - my wife was for it. In the end I got PCM because adding XM or Sirius radio would be a seemless install. It's nice to listen to something while traveling to the track. I get tired of constantly changing CD's.
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