Sports Chrono and PDK
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‘Hard driven/tracked’ means hard driven OR tracked. You said you can feel the PTV working. That indicates hard driven. The more the PTV operates, the more your pads will wear. Period.
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Have some common sense. How often and for how long is the inside brake being used during PTV? I feel it all the time, brake pad “normal” after 10K.
You guys are being pendantic here. The point is PTV/LSD is desirable in a Porsche sports car.
Personally I’ll take some minimal pad wear to get PTV/LSD versus an open diff. Tell me where I’m wrong there?
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rnrouss99 (02-15-2022)
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Your original post…
“PTV eating up rear brake pads? I think thats an overblown comment. Did an SA tell you that?” …
clearly indicates that you do not believe PTV will accelerate brake pad wear. I disagree. It will.
“PTV eating up rear brake pads? I think thats an overblown comment. Did an SA tell you that?” …
clearly indicates that you do not believe PTV will accelerate brake pad wear. I disagree. It will.
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nineball (02-15-2022)
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Someone posted that “PTV eats up rear brake pads”.
I responded that was an “overblown” comment. Which I stand by.
PTV caused rear pad wear is negligible and is not a reason to not get PTV/LSD. That was my point.
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So we agree? Good for us…