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apollokre1d said:No worries I did not take it that way :thumbs:
I know it is allot to spend and took me a while to "talk myself into it" especially given how comfortable the sport seats are but I love the look of them.
I actually blame isysman and another forum member AdeD for this
A 997 911R would be pretty cool, a bit like the CSR cars RPM do?
https://rpmtechnik.co.uk/csr-builds/
Sorry bud, you'll thank for me it when you get them though 8) :thumb:
AdeD said:apollokre1d said:I actually blame isysman and another forum member AdeD for this
apollokre1d said:AdeD said:apollokre1d said:I actually blame isysman and another forum member AdeD for this
hehe I am sure I will
I am going to try get the 9e break upgrade at the same time in preparation for the 9e28 upgrade later this year, slippery slope :lol:
AdeD said:apollokre1d said:AdeD said:apollokre1d said:I actually blame isysman and another forum member AdeD for this
hehe I am sure I will
I am going to try get the 9e break upgrade at the same time in preparation for the 9e28 upgrade later this year, slippery slope :lol:
It is indeed a slippery slope, the stock brakes are pretty darn good though, you shouldn't need to upgrade them for the 9e28.
apollokre1d said:AdeD said:apollokre1d said:AdeD said:apollokre1d said:I actually blame isysman and another forum member AdeD for this
hehe I am sure I will
I am going to try get the 9e break upgrade at the same time in preparation for the 9e28 upgrade later this year, slippery slope :lol:
It is indeed a slippery slope, the stock brakes are pretty darn good though, you shouldn't need to upgrade them for the 9e28.
I think you are right for a normal 9e28 but I am going to run their race fuel map too which takes the times to low 20's
AdeD said:
Do you track your car at all?
AdeD said:apollokre1d said:AdeD said:
You win
lol, it's not a competition, we all need to go fast
No i haven't done yet but i think i may give it a go this year.
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