**** sake, this is on slicks:
Yokohoma A005 7th hc
Please change to modified
Porsche 911 GT3 RS lap time at Area 27
2023 Porsche 911 GT3 RS completed a lap of Area 27 in 2 minutes and 3.9 seconds.
Vehicle was not on road-legal tyres.
| Track | Area 27 |
| Type | flying start |
| Vehicle | Porsche 911 GT3 RS (992) |
| Power / weight | 525 ps / 1480 kg |
| Time | 2:03.890 |
| Average speed | 140 kph (87 mph) |
| Tyres | Yokohama ADVAN A005 |
| Submitted | 5 months ago by humana |
| Views | 79 |
Reference: FastestLaps.com - Private tests
SgtKanyo 2m ago
humana 2m ago @SgtKanyo
Yes, it is a site rule. Swapping tyres/pads/fluids is not considered modifying cars. I dont know the exact reseaoning but I'm sure @FastestLaps can explain
DodgeHEMI426 2m ago @humana
I agree with SgtKanyo though. So somebody could put a production car on race slicks and per fastestlaps rules the car could break the Nürburgring record for production vehicles? Seems a bit absurd.
JustSomeDude 2m ago @DodgeHEMI426
Gotta agree here. I think if the site's intent is to keep production cars clear cut from race cars, then staying definitive to the road-legal narrative is ultimately fair.
Full slicks isn't considered road-legal (I would hope everywhere), that should reason enough to be a track-only/modified vehicle at that point, if not a significant point of note to add to the time. Sure it's only one aspect, but it's one too many to refuse it being road-legal as well typically.
On the other hand, swapping new pads/fluids/rotors/semi-slicks/etc without drastically altering the systems outside consumables, could be considered unmodified yes, despite making at times a huge difference still.








