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Old 02-20-2011, 11:13 AM   #6
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Porsche breaks are the best on the market. They should be "hard", they should require more force. Drive an aircooled 911 or an old Beetle w/o brake booster and the picture clears for you feelingwise. As mentioned above, my Audi and Cayenne have these "soft" brakes, does not make them bad or anything but I def prefer my Boxster brakes, so much better to drive!
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