"Danny Korecki" (dannykorecki)
03/16/2019 at 21:38 • Filed to: 911 GT3, 911, porsche, porsche 911, porsche 911 gt3
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"Danny Korecki" (dannykorecki)
03/16/2019 at 21:38 • Filed to: 911 GT3, 911, porsche, porsche 911, porsche 911 gt3 | 7
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You can be prepared for the track, the performance of the car, but apparently not the seat.
Drift King
> Danny Korecki
03/16/2019 at 22:29 |
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The little things
Angry Apex
> Danny Korecki
03/16/2019 at 22:36 |
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Seat cover? In a GT3?
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Danny Korecki
> Angry Apex
03/16/2019 at 22:41 |
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Not my car. A track event. It I assume is to protect seats for resale value.
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Angry Apex
> Danny Korecki
03/16/2019 at 22:42 |
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Makes sense
drifternut
> Danny Korecki
03/16/2019 at 22:48 |
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been driving my car for 5 years and I still do not know where it is lol
NYankee1927
> Danny Korecki
03/17/2019 at 09:47 |
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Ha I had something similar in a GT3RS. The 5 point harness was adjusted for someone much bigger than me, so much that I couldn’t tighten my belts all the way. So I had the bright idea of sliding the seat all the way forward. That fixed the belt tightness issue, but it did a number on my arms and shoulders in one session.
BadMotorScooter
> Angry Apex
03/17/2019 at 22:36 |
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In case of on- track Code Brown
WRXforScience
> Danny Korecki
03/17/2019 at 22:48 |
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Looks like one of the Drive Exotic type deals, I instructed at one of those a couple of times and they had the same covers on the Ferrari and Lambos they had (no Porsches at the one I did).
Getting in and out of the car is hard on the seats and when you’re cycling dozens/ hundreds of buttock a day you need all the protection you can get.