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Replying to: wild1poet2 (Dec 28, 2005 11:55 am) You have no idea how much trouble it's gotten me into! Enjoy the Boxster and if you are ever on track, enjoy the handling! |
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Replying to: wild1poet2 (Dec 28, 2005 11:55 am) |
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"The Boxster can only do 159 mph…" But, how long would it take to get there? That is the part of the equation that many former Boxster owners have come to realize. Having never exceeded 165 mph, I can say it got there pretty quick, and it wasn't a Boxster! |
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the boxter and the vetter are two very different machinnes this is the perverbial comparrison of appes and oranges the boxter is most of all a roadster whci classes with the bmw roadster the miatta and such cars the vette is an american classic muscle car one gets two very different experices from these cars which is meant vette class in porsche models would be 928 gts or gt carrera now you are comparing apples to apples 82 928 5sp 99 carrera 5sp 96 vette auto
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Replying to: vettewman (Jan 01, 2006 7:15 pm) No such thing. 911 went to 6-speed transmission 4 years earlier in 1995. |
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in today's world. When it came out it had great performance but still was a tough ride and even worse for entry and exit. The C5 is a much more comfortable car and can be set up for reasonable track performance without much in the way of adders. It does pass most 911's and all but occasional Boxster with a really talented driver. Then both cars can be improved from stock, many do. Randy |
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| Actually, I'd like both. The Z06 and my Boxster with a 3.6L motor. And a Big Dog Chopper. And Jessica Simpson. And lots of sun and twisty roads. And time on my side. Yep, that's a start. | |
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I have a BMW Z4 and am a BMWCCA member. The bummer is that the BMWCCA doesnt allow convertible cars at their track events without a roll bar/cage in addition to the factory "hoops" behind the seats. The idea of adding roll bars to a car I also will drive on the street is not appealing. I have noticed that the Porsche club does allow Boxsters and newer 911s at track events. Is there a similar club like PCA or BMWCCA for Vettes? I googled and found a Corvette Club of America that seems oriented to show cars rather than autocross/driver education events. Am I not looking in the right place?
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Replying to: astoddard (Feb 22, 2007 8:50 pm) events. The NCCC and WSCC, National and Western States groups seem to focus on auto-x and drag events for performance. Most track Vettes run with multi-marque clubs of which there are many in all parts of the country. Then there are SCCA and NASA track events as well but at least for NASA usually more crowded. Check the schedule at what is your local road course and you can usually get who is renting the track and go from there. Randy |
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Replying to: starrow68 (Nov 16, 2005 11:32 am)
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