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wtsnet said:
It'll be difficult for Dreamcar to get his fishing rods in with it in place!
I am having so much success with fishing that I am selling my rods and buying a trawler.
Well, the bad news is that the EU is reducing your cod-catching limit.
Jul 23, 2007 1:49:27 PM
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Porsche-Jeck said:
I have to say that I am very much impressed about the advantages of the -20mm/LSD set-up (compared to the PASM) and would like to see what this set-up could do in the Boxster S or Cayman S (unfortunately not available)
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RC said:
Finally, a trustable Cayman S track test done by Sport Auto:
Hockenheim Kleiner Ring (2.6 km): 1 min 15,5 sec. .
Pretty impressive performance for such a car.
For comparison:
997 Carrera S: 1 min 14,3 sec.
997 Carrera S Powerkit/20 mm chassis: 1 min 13,7 sec.
Since Hockenheim Kleiner Kurs favors light and handling optimized cars, the track time difference on the Nordschleife would be much bigger.
Oh, btw: the Cayman S was only 64 kg lighter than the tested 997 Carrera S Powerkit.
Case closed.
Didn't realise the Cayman was on trial, but any away.
Trusted because it shows the 997 S was faster?
Articles that show the Cayman faster are not to be trusted I assume?
, I'd expect the 911 to be quicker btw
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