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Originally Posted by MystroX5
Thank you for all the research you did to get the entire story from both drivers. Absolutely priceless when the GT3 RS driver said the little humble M2 Competition was pulling away from him.. Even more priceless when the M2C owner admitted he owned a GT3 RS and wanted a faster purpose built Ring car and choose the M2C. I am seeing I am not the only other multi 911 vehicle owner that has chosen the new M2C over another 911.  |
In general people have to stop their fantasies about car X or car Y and learn to drive whatever they have now.
Their cars are not holding them back, it is their driving skills.
People feel like they need a 991 GT3 RS to crack 2:10 at the Glen... it's so sad. Their regular M3 with suspension and brakes already accomplishes that.
The same thought processes that make a regular M3 owner bow down to the 'unbeatable' GT3 RS is what makes them not push at the track.
"oh no my car is too heavy"
"oh no I don't have mod X"
"oh no my car is not a purpose built sports car"
These same drivers one day will scrape together enough dough to buy a 991 GT3 RS and will continue to be pathetically slow.