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Re: Porsche 997 GT2 Official Thread -
07-13-2007, 12:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Imhotep Evil
Kind of heavy and underpowered and too much full of aids.
Wasn't the lack of aids the hole reason of the GT2 ?!
Yes the lack of aids was one of the GT2's key elements but Porsche seem to have come to the conclusion that PASM would aid in performance. PSM was also a surprise but at the same time logical since most owners don't treat their GT2 like a weekend car a'la F430. GT2 owners drive their car a lot.