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Friends found the Hoosier had good life, but that some other Super 200s were faster. I will admit to liking the RE71RSs quite well, as they are lasting longer than my A7s ( no surprise ) , and they are surprisingly fast. Of course not as fast as the A7s, but they last a full session with little change in grip. Your review will be welcomed as many Porsche owners run often with their local PCA Regions and unlike those sickos like me, Time Trial super sticky rubber is not their first priority, ha.

I ordered a new GT4 RS sports shifter knob with silver lettering to match the stitching, seatbelts, and drive mode cover.

Finally got around to installing the Carpokes license plate mounts. Well made, adhere well (still on after some spirited driving!) and the offset from the body looks great.
@Tom Thank you for making a great product!

Larry C wrote: Sat Jul 26, 2025 4:04 pm I ordered a new GT4 RS sports shifter knob with silver lettering to match the stitching, seatbelts, and drive mode cover.

It sounds nice! Looking forward to seeing pics when it arrives Larry.

blueline wrote: Sun Jul 27, 2025 8:13 am

Larry C wrote: Sat Jul 26, 2025 4:04 pm I ordered a new GT4 RS sports shifter knob with silver lettering to match the stitching, seatbelts, and drive mode cover.

It sounds nice! Looking forward to seeing pics when it arrives Larry.

The knobs are available with several lettering colors. They look OEM and are an easy install.
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I re-installed my SOUL over axle pipes this week after they completed upgrading the heat shielding to their latest design which looks like they tig welded aluminium just like the OEM pipes.

J-Dub wrote: Sun Jul 27, 2025 5:12 pm I re-installed my SOUL over axle pipes this week after they completed upgrading the heat shielding to their latest design which looks like they tig welded aluminium just like the OEM pipes.

Quite nice, aren't they! Mine are holding up magnificently. I luv 'em! I think you will too.

I made a trip from central Virginia to south of Greensboro NC on Saturday. Not the world’s most exciting road but my new Cayman went from 700 miles to 1200, almost broken in and I really enjoyed the ride.
I was delivering two very nice mandolins to a dealer who help sell them for me.
They weren’t very talkative passengers and are terrible with directions but we all survived.

64lusso wrote: Mon Jul 28, 2025 11:39 am I made a trip from central Virginia to south of Greensboro NC on Saturday. Not the world’s most exciting road but my new Cayman went from 700 miles to 1200, almost broken in and I really enjoyed the ride.
I was delivering two very nice mandolins to a dealer who help sell them for me.
They weren’t very talkative passengers and are terrible with directions but we all survived.

Sometimes those types make the best passengers - no crabbing, just blissful silence.

Glad you had a good trip - those break-in miles are glorious!

Just a brief post, but wanted to share that the Hoosier Track Attack Pros were fantastic. We'll see how they wear but so far I like them a whole lot. Awesome feel - turn ins and stopping were eye-opening. (Of course, brand new rubber, so comparing them to the last outing on the well-worn MPSC2s is not quite fair.)