Vs EVO: Porsche 911 Carrera S vs C4S track video

[Zafiro]

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[-=Hot|Ice=-]

Thank you for posting, but those cars aren't built the same. One has PCCB and one doesn't. One has the PowerKit and the other doesn't. The test was...nicely put, a waste.

 

[Zafiro]

Thank you for posting, but those cars aren't built the same. One has PCCB and one doesn't. One has the PowerKit and the other doesn't. The test was...nicely put, a waste.

I promise to do a better test next time

 

[-=Hot|Ice=-]

I promise to do a better test next time

I don't understand why people on this forum take everything so personally. Get over yourselves. I wasn't talking about you, I was talking about EVO, and how they conducted the test.

 

[Zafiro]

I don't understand why people on this forum take everything so personally. Get over yourselves. I wasn't talking about you, I was talking about EVO, and how they conducted the test.

Haha what the f. dude, I was just trying to make a joke like It was me who did this test. It seems you took it personally I guess swedish humor doesnt work on americans

 

[Sayyaaf]

Thank you for posting, but those cars aren't built the same. One has PCCB and one doesn't. One has the PowerKit and the other doesn't. The test was...nicely put, a waste.

Both had PCCB, both on powerkit but C2S on PDK & SPASM, the C4S on Normal PASM and Manual.

Point is: on paper, C2S should have won with bigger margin if C4S AWD wasn't clever enough to cope with the wet conditions. C4S is heavier, but apparently Porsche spent more time fine-tuning the AWD system and handling on the C4S to justify the higher price tag in addition to functionality in winter/wet conditions.

 

[DeDe]

With the same specs the results are different:
-According to Sport Auto: on the wet Hockenheimring they are equally fast (1:26,6 & 1:26,6 min). Both with manual gearbox.
-According to AutoBild Sportscars: the C2S is a bit slower around the wet handling track of the Contidrom. Slower, but not that much.

 

[Sayyaaf]

With the same specs the results are different:
-According to Sport Auto: on the wet Hockenheimring they are equally fast (1:26,6 & 1:26,6 min). Both with manual gearbox.
-According to AutoBild Sportscars: the C2S is a bit slower around the wet handling track of the Contidrom. Slower, but not that much.

I remember that well Dede. The surprize was C2S in wet.