991 Cup MR Available
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Thanks for the link - Leh's car is very cool and he drives it very well - obviously. I think one of the best features of the MR is that it has traction control, just like the R and RSR - and unlike the current regular non-MR GT3 Cup.
Does anyone know/guess/blind stab if PMNA is contemplating the inclusion of traction control on the upcoming 992 version of the GT3 Cup? It would be a game changer, for sure, but likely cause PMNA's parts division to sell significantly less parts, pieces and tubs.
Does anyone know/guess/blind stab if PMNA is contemplating the inclusion of traction control on the upcoming 992 version of the GT3 Cup? It would be a game changer, for sure, but likely cause PMNA's parts division to sell significantly less parts, pieces and tubs.
#6
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I agree with you on the value of ABS and wouldn't drive a Cup without it. Outside PCA, I'm not aware of a series where you can use TC - IMSA is a definite no - and I have had a couple incidents where TC would have likely saved my a$$.
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I was considering buy this MR last year. However, eventually gives up. The number one issue is that there is no races this car can attend. It is purely a track day toy.
On the other hand, there are excellent condition GT3Rs selling ~ 230K EURO, which makes this MR less attractive on this price range. as a track toy, GT3R is much cooler and integrated car.
On the other hand, there are excellent condition GT3Rs selling ~ 230K EURO, which makes this MR less attractive on this price range. as a track toy, GT3R is much cooler and integrated car.
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- Alex Li
Product Manager& On-Track Tester@SilverRocket Racing.
Racer, 2nd Place of GT4 Group@Porsche Sprint Challenge Asia 2018/2019/2022/2023;
SilverRocket Racing(https://silverrocket.co/), Asia's leading Porsche race team, leverages our racing expertise, we develop motorsport grade performance parts for the Porsche GT4RS street car and GT4RS Clubsport Race Cars
Online Store Link: https://store.51gt3.com/collections/...rformance-kit
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#8
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I was considering buy this MR last year. However, eventually gives up. The number one issue is that there is no races this car can attend. It is purely a track day toy.
On the other hand, there are excellent condition GT3Rs selling ~ 230K EURO, which makes this MR less attractive on this price range. as a track toy, GT3R is much cooler and integrated car.
On the other hand, there are excellent condition GT3Rs selling ~ 230K EURO, which makes this MR less attractive on this price range. as a track toy, GT3R is much cooler and integrated car.
The appeal of the MR is the run costs are standard cup car costs, vs the run costs of a gt3r, motor time and trans time etc.
But hell ya, a gt3r is bad ***
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Nobody asked for it. Most won't pay for it. Factory won't build it.
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Absolutely no TC in 992 cup. I'm pretty sure about it. Even no ABS in Asia Area.
#12
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Is anyone here familiar with Knechges? It is an ABS system like Bosch, but mostly used in Europe. I was told by Mr. Knechges (sp?) himself that it is capable of providing traction control in the GT3 Cup.
Last edited by Obturate; 02-19-2020 at 01:17 PM. Reason: incorrect description
#13
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Yep! Have it in a customers 991.2 Cup. Works fine! Can be enhanced to act as a TC-System as well!