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Old 04-01-2013, 09:45 PM   #5
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Does the 997 AWD shift power from the rear end to the front if the rear end starts to slide like the 996 C4/S/Turbo?
It does it differently. The 996 Turbo only allowed up to 30% of traction to go to the front. The 997.2 C4S allows up to 100%

But honestly, I never drove a 997 before, I never drove a Porsche with a limited slip before, I never drove a 4WD on the racetrack before. So I am totally in the learning phase. Ask me at the end of the season and I might know what I am doing....
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