Porsche 911 GT3 with Manthey Performance kit does a sub-seven-minute Nürburgring lap.
The partly-owned Porsche subsidiary will sell you a package of upgrades for your 992 GT3, which includes adjustable suspension, better brake pads, lighter wheels, and a handful of aero improvements. It adds up to a ton of extra performance, as driver Christian Gebhardt of German publicationGebhardt was able to clock a lap time of 6:59.42 while behind the wheel of a Manthey Racing-modded GT3—an incredible feat considering he's not an engineer with a company but an outside journalist .
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