GBX

Any major differences between the GTS and 4 GTS besides 2wd and AWD? Anything difference with the Brakes, suspension, diff, etc?

shrimp money

No extended fuel tank option on 4GTS, and more weight.

othertbone

Pretty sure the extra 8k is only for all wheel drive and the little "4" on the back

Jimmy-D

This car is so planted with 2 wheels that I see no reason for 4 wheels unless you driving in the snow thru the Winters.

zachr

Also less frunk space

detansinn

The AWD system that Porsche fits to the 992 is pretty fantastic. Power goes to the rear wheels almost exclusively, going only to the front as needed. You can drift an AWD 992. It’s an excellent system.

On all surfaces, the AWD cars have slightly higher limits as result of the ability of the car to put the power down — it’s not just about snow. AWD helps everywhere. There’s a modest weight penalty that’s a fair trade given the capabilities of the system.

I put more than 35k miles on my 992C4S and would totally spec the AWD system again.

Porsche has been making AWD 911s for decades. It is much as tradition and heritage as everything else with the car.

Mark S

Frunks are the same on 2wd and AWD.

GBX

Historically (996, 997 and 991), frunks have been smaller when using the AWD tub. Is this no longer the case in the 992?

icanthelpit

Correct. Nor for the previous 991 generation.

zachr

Interesting, I've been lied to by YouTube. Shocker! Thanks for the correction.

TuvaD

Ollie Kew at Top Gear discussed this recently.

Here’s his take:
https://www.topgear.com/car-news/opi...el-drive?amp=1

FYI, I opted for a 4 GTS for maximum daily, all-weather security from city to beach to woods to mountains across California, Oregon and Washington State.

3rdpedal

Do you run Snow tires in the Winter?

TuvaD

My car arrives in a few weeks but leaning towards having a dedicated set of Alpins when suitable.

Jimmy-D

And the reason to go with a 4 GTS.

I am sending mine for the Winters out to Wine Country and away from these Chicago Winters so no need for AWD

GBX

How about the SPASM that comes on the GTS. The config talks about thicker sways and a rear helper spring. Does an S with SPASM get the same or is the rear helper spring unique to the GTS?