What did you do with your 718 this week?

[blueline]

Got a set of Numeric aluminum pedals for the GT4. They are extremely well-made - the machining (or however they're manufactured) is perfect. Amazing actually.

They're quite heavy, so extra weight. I'll have another excuse for slower track times...

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[Larry C]

FWIW, the quality of Ed’s products are second to none and tend to be less costly than EO.

[Larry C]

Got a set of Numeric aluminum pedals for the GT4. They are extremely well-made - the machining (or however they're manufactured) is perfect. Amazing actually.

They're quite heavy, so extra weight. I'll have another excuse for slower track times...


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They look amazing.

[Stormy_Monday]

The Zunsport's seemed to be easier to install. And they seem to be preferred buy local club members I ran into. And my indie was putting a set onto a 911 and the mechanic said it was easy.

[Stormy_Monday]

Got a set of Numeric aluminum pedals for the GT4. They are extremely well-made - the machining (or however they're manufactured) is perfect. Amazing actually.

They're quite heavy, so extra weight. I'll have another excuse for slower track times...


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which one is the clutch pedal?

[blueline]

Got a set of Numeric aluminum pedals for the GT4. They are extremely well-made - the machining (or however they're manufactured) is perfect. Amazing actually.

They're quite heavy, so extra weight. I'll have another excuse for slower track times...


PXL_20231118_152354165.jpg

which one is the clutch pedal?

The center one - I have no brakes.


I don't need no stinkin' brakes!

[71eh]

I am going to try to find a solution... I have lots of time before my car gets here so why not lol. I will reply back if I find a eloquent solution.

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Here are the solutions I came up with. Which one do you think is best? I kinda like number 1, because I can put a nice little vinyl porsche decal on it.

1: I am intrigued with this option. I can even put a Porsche decal or mini key fob porsche crest on it ha

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2: Buy some fake stick on Alcantara and wrap the seat belt buckle. Or you can cut out a shaped piece to stick on the hard plastic, so when the seatbelt hits it, its quiet.

https://www.amazon.ca/Y-LOTUS-Microfibe ... B098Q1LP48

3: Buy a generic cover for the seat belt buckle. Really like this idea, if it works. 1 person so far said they have yet to hear any knocking with a similar one.

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[WillyDaP]

The weather has cooperated and the reasonably warm spell continued through yesterday so I have been racking up the miles. To J-Dub, blueline, and others I have failed you all, I never made it to the full break in miles of 2000, it has been hammer time for the last 100 or so, yet you will note I am getting close to the magic number so I should be ready for the 2024 track season.

So this week I purchased plenty of gas, my Zunsport Grills came in, and I switched my Apex Wheel order over to 19s since I will be doing a lot more track time than autocrossing. Still deciding on tires , but likely will slap on a set of Bridgerock RE71RSs.

[P_Coastal]

Finally put the Winter Wheel and Tire Package on:
The 18” Porsche package came with Pirelli WINTER SOTTOZERO™ Series II.

[71eh]

Where can I get a fuel bib? Themarrk.com was where I was told to go, but they are now out of business