Bit of a random Porsche video
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Bit of a random Porsche video
Since owning the Cayman I'd not actually seen the rear wing rise so I stuck the camera on the rear screen and went for a spin and funnily enough I passed another Cayman..
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XY-9ErIJULQ[/media]
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XY-9ErIJULQ[/media]
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Your music sounds like a car alarm
What speed does it deploy? One at the Don Palmer thing the other day, very composed looking car
What speed does it deploy? One at the Don Palmer thing the other day, very composed looking car
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A bit too composed and the amount of grip is unreal. If it wasn't for the fantastic turn in it might be a bit boring to drive.
Obviously I'd set the wing to rise far below the normal 75MPH... Its a shame you can't see it when driving.
Obviously I'd set the wing to rise far below the normal 75MPH... Its a shame you can't see it when driving.
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So it is an "I'm speeding" indicator
Is yours flappy paddle? Impressive car, the guy who had it seemed to like it, pulled big chunks of tread off his tyres
Is yours flappy paddle? Impressive car, the guy who had it seemed to like it, pulled big chunks of tread off his tyres
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It drops at about 50-55mph but you can force it up - recommended for track days as sudden speed changes during deployment can cause a error to be indicated.
It is very planted and stable, hence why most people think its boring.
It is very planted and stable, hence why most people think its boring.
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in the dry i'd say the same about the S2 tbf. in the wet however
guy at Don Palmer did spin it a couple of times, the view was he was simply beyond the limit of grip
guy at Don Palmer did spin it a couple of times, the view was he was simply beyond the limit of grip
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