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  1. Just a heads up. I bought a 2004 GT3 and had the Porsche dealer do a CPO inspection. They found a very small amount of oil from the RSM, so small that I didn't see any on the floor of the guy I bought it from. Car is still in warranty so I had it "fixed" and now it does leak on to the floor. Not sure where to turn from here, but maybe I should have left it alone. Just FYI. Thanks,
  2. I have a RSA and a '04 GT3. The RSA has been lowered w/H&K springs and the GT3 ride height is at the low setting. To a professional race driver there may be big difference but I don't notice much in terms of street ride. However, they have very different handling charactiristics, on center feel, and steering sensitivity. Hope this helps a little. BTW - I lived in Jakarta for three years. Very interesting country.
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