Tested GTR & GT2

[footie]

The spec of the GTR V-spec has been released. It's spec is in Worldcarfans web site and reading the spec I wouldn't be surprised for this to beat the ACR lap time.

It looks to be quite a bit lighter which the right choice of light weight equipment both inside and out. New alloys, also ultra light weight have been chosen with the ultra-sticky Dunlops and tweaked suspension.

This all sounds familiar to the spec I suggested for the 7:29 lap minus the weight saving. I will be interesting to see if this car is seen testing at the ring and what kind of lap times it's getting.

[spearfisher]

Originally Posted by Congoman775

i posted this on a GTR forum and got banned for trolling.

guess the GTR forum is not open to discussion or information

[d_dot]

There are 2 sides to every coin.

[graider]

Originally Posted by Congoman775

i posted this on a GTR forum and got banned for trolling.

. I wouldn't be surprise with the way you post.

[Congoman775]

Originally Posted by graider

. I wouldn't be surprise with the way you post.

haha no i just started a thread, posted the link, and said 'good read'

them ricers have some insecurity issues apparently.

[Ryan(e92)]

Originally Posted by Congoman775

haha no i just started a thread, posted the link, and said 'good read'

them ricers have some insecurity issues apparently.

It shouldn't be a surprise. The porsche still had a warranty after the race too.

[Congoman775]

Originally Posted by Ryan(e92)

It shouldn't be a surprise. The porsche still had a warranty after the race too.

Porsche FTW

[mixja]

The comparison should really have been between the 911/99x Turbo and GT-R...after all Nissan would argue that their competing car for the GT2 will be the GT-R V-Spec...

[BIGNTASTIE]

nicee never seen this

[zacbol]

Originally Posted by spearfisher

guess the GTR forum is not open to discussion or information

Actually, based on Congo's other posts, I'd say it's an indication that the GTR forum has mods who actually do their job.

There is a reason vBulletin provides the capability to ban members. If Congo isn't a shining use case for the functionality I don't know what would be.