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GT3 cup hard to drive ?

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GT3 cup hard to drive ?
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07-22-2007, 04:36 AM
Steve, PM Larry.  I found the 996 GT3 rather easy to drive both at the Glen and Summit Point.  I think the last second or two out the car would be a challenge as the power is always there and oversteer is at the doorstep.   Great brakes, power, and transition.  I also ran passenger in a 997 GT3 and found it much more tame, much easier to drive on the throttle.  A driver can make hard inputs and still avoid the not going out of balance.   I think the real problem is too much car for the beginning driver to advance on.   You could make a habit of being rough on inputs and get away with it in a 997, but that one time when you exceed the electronics "save me now"..................  At a DE,   is little reward in momentum as you just can run a late apex and heavy throttle.   In a race, equal cars, you would really need to get into the apex with alot of speed in order to compete.
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