Sam CS 05

I had a tough time couple days ago when our street looked like a hockey rink. I tried few things including starting slow, lowering car, engaging the differential lock, not braking, etc...but nothing seemed to work even with the Pirelli snow & ice tires which usually do fine in snow & rain...I did manage better with just plain steering opposite to sliding direction but oh man, oh man! that car was not in my control...appreciate any suggestions for future.
TIA,
Sam

PogueMoHone

^
Camp 4

SCOTITUDE

call in sick.

Kevinlpl

Chains, or studs. You cannot overcome physics.

Super smooth, super slow is the only other process.

Dennis C

Were you driving the Cayenne or the TT?

I think I'd work from home on a day like that.

richc

I've been driving on ice for a couple of weeks, super smooth and slow is the only way to do it.

ltc

1. Rental car
2. Parking lot
3. Hand brake

Dont' go home until gas tank is almost empty.....

ltc

or
https://rennlist.com/forums/racing-a...icello-ny.html

Sam CS 05

in solo practice so can't do that...

I wish...maybe when remote control robotics are mainstream and more affordable...wow that'll be nice...practicing with joysticks from home

Sam CS 05

is that the Porsche driving school in Finland?

pdxjim

Ice or freezing rain? Leave the truck in the garage!

Sam CS 05

well it seems like the mother nature is sometimes the winner...thanks

cab&coupe

There's one near Vail, Colorado too, kind of spendy but looks like great fun.
http://www.automobilemag.com/feature...ool/index.html

russo

I can only dream of driving in ice or snow. As a kid growing up in the Great White North I use to take my car in an empty parking lot and have fun.

JohnnyBahamas

+1

I'd vote for Porsche chains... they come off the tires.