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My last Porsche was a 2002 996. Out of the box it felt uncomfortable at Mid-Ohio. I switched the suspension to the Euro X74 with turbo sways and it was
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My last Porsche was a 2002 996. Out of the box it felt uncomfortable at Mid-Ohio. I switched the suspension to the Euro X74 with turbo sways and it was a whole new car, fun on the track.
How does the Z compare? I drove the Z at Mid-Ohio with Eibach springs and Hotchkis bars. The car felt fairly neutral. It didn't do anything that made me nervous. I also let Dave Schardt from ForgeLine drive it. Dave has a lot of experience in Porsches on the track including Cup Cars. Dave thought it was a good package with a lot of potential. It would have been nice to have strung together more than 5 or 6 laps in a row. But there is a solution for this 'hot' topic.
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