Search but couldn't find : looking for stock 993 braking performance
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I did a couple of searches on Rennlist and the web..... anyone have this info handy?
looking for stopping time and distance for standard 993 (carrera 4) braking.
a reference would be great (if possible) !
looking for stopping time and distance for standard 993 (carrera 4) braking.
a reference would be great (if possible) !
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Yeah, that's a good point Jon. Plus, look for tests on a 2S/4S/TT, otherwise the testing would probably have been done on standard 17" 205- and 225-width tires. Those of us on 18" tires run at least 225 / 265.
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Emergency breaking stopping distance (i.e., starting with cold brakes) depends mainly on the friction coefficient between tire and road surface. Therefore the distance can vary greatly, and is not a well defined property of a particular car model.
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Gotta be some scanned road tests around somewhere. This "user" test quotes what I guess are either mfr or magazine test braking distance at 116 ft for a '97 C2 Cab: http://p-car.com/reviews/993vsvett/index.html
This comparison test came up with 120.7ft from 62mph.
http://www.pacoza.co.za/911-Evolution.htm
This comparison test came up with 120.7ft from 62mph.
http://www.pacoza.co.za/911-Evolution.htm