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Learning the limits, spun it once, ran off twice

harryrcb

By harryrcb
in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)

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This is what happens when you turn off your PSM and hit the throttle too soon and too hard. As I always have said, you are not trying hard enough if you haven't spun out. Regrouped and came out behind the Turbo that I spun in front of, and stayed with him for almost 4 laps until traffic caught me and another turbo. Make a long story short, I did the Boxster community proud by sticking this close to 997 turbo's with a virtually stock Box S. My lap times were at 2:34 fairly consistently and I think that's nothing to be ashamed of. Just wait till I get the funding for a bigger engine. Lol Bottom line is, I had lots of fun.

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