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Charles Freeborn
post Nov 14 2023, 12:19 PM
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The current POC classing here in SoCal is not kind to higher power 914 builds either as a few years back they switched to GT classes based purely on power-to-weight, plus some DOT vs non-DOT tire subdivisions I think. My car and this one almost certainly land in GT3 with the modern cars with real aero, PDK in some cases, and huge mechanical grip. The only option I know of is adding like 300-400lbs ballast to drop into GT4 where you're still up against cars with more aero and more tire.
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