Yes, that new article took me surprise as I was anticipating the SL65 BS shoot-out first.
Anyhow, it is a great read and there's a lot of cool tech-talk in the write-up.
Some highlights:
Fixed rate springs being lighter than variable rate ones. Howcome?
[Just goes to show how much more I still have to learn.

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Interesting that we now know for sure that the flat-six is bored out to its max at 102.7 mm. So, the 911's engine shan't get any bigger for the foreseeable future.
Pistons, while larger are lighter still
Steel bore liners a la 911 RSR racer are now used to re-inforce the cylinder walls.
Con-rods remain titanium (how cool is that)
Max rpm is 8500
No PDK option as this not only adds 30 kg of undesired weight but also detracts from the emotional appeal of the car. In other words: PDK is for the untalented.
New brakes are larger and run 30 percent cooler
Drag co-efficient is up from 0.30 cd to 0.32 but downforce is markedly better front and rear.
Xenons are now standard (I would bloody hope so)
We know about the dynamic engine mounts (PADM)
Steering feel and front end grip is improved
Steel synchromeshes for 2nd, 3rd and 4th gears
New LED rear light clusters are heavier than outgoing conventional ones - much to dismay of GT3's engineers
Porsche claim that the GT3 is faster 100 - 200 km/h than the 911 turbo
Oh, and DR give it 10/10!
That's all I can recall off the top of my head since reading the article this morning.
