C2 Cabrio not secure at high Speed ?
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I don´t know why are you soo admired, my car has manual transmition and has been upgraded by superchips. But even if it was stock, if you look at Porsche manual it reads like this:
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2004 Porsche Cayenne Turbo
2003 Porsche 996 C2 Cabrio
1999 Jaguar Xk8 Cabrio
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2004 Porsche Cayenne Turbo
2003 Porsche 996 C2 Cabrio
1999 Jaguar Xk8 Cabrio
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Originally Posted by Qualnhick
(I don´t think it´s a good idea to drive with the top down at 290 km/h :-)
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I think GPS's are wrong since they can be up to 10 feet off. Non the less my speedo vs GPS differences have been no more than 1.5 mph at low and very high speeds.
Originally Posted by yvesatlanta
1 mile = 1.61 km => 290 km/h = 180 mph
Usually speedometers lie.
I remember taking my Yamaha R1 to 196mph, while my GPS read-out was 176mph.
Usually speedometers lie.
I remember taking my Yamaha R1 to 196mph, while my GPS read-out was 176mph.
#23
I think all cars get a little more unstable at high speeds! That is why F1 cars have the huge wings and and special bottom under car to create stability.
I drove my P up to 145MPH before I lowered it and it was a little scarry...now after lowering it feel much better......a couple of years ago I had a 928s.....and this P was solid as a rock..I worked in Germany a lot and 270-280 KMH was like driving 100KMH that stable..I think that weight distribution is also a large factor!
I drove my P up to 145MPH before I lowered it and it was a little scarry...now after lowering it feel much better......a couple of years ago I had a 928s.....and this P was solid as a rock..I worked in Germany a lot and 270-280 KMH was like driving 100KMH that stable..I think that weight distribution is also a large factor!
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Originally Posted by washington dc porsche
I think GPS's are wrong since they can be up to 10 feet off. Non the less my speedo vs GPS differences have been no more than 1.5 mph at low and very high speeds.
JMHO
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The C4 is heavier in the front and therefore quite stable at high speed.
I have tried 280 Km/t = 174 Mph with mine and it was quite steady. A turbo front spoiler will probably do the rest.
I have tried 280 Km/t = 174 Mph with mine and it was quite steady. A turbo front spoiler will probably do the rest.