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what kind of suspension is the best for a good ride but still be able to corner at high speeds. im thinking about buying a Porsche 944 and i want to put in a very good suspension but i know if i put a very nice soft suspension that will give me a very smooth ride it will handle worse at high speeds high can i do this but still have it handle very good thanks. or and can i have some brand names and what ever i need to do to archive this

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Hey folks,

I have a pre-owned Porsche Cayenne Turbo (2004) with Gemballa suspension lowering kit and ECU (500+ hp). Everything is so fine with the car except one simple detail…

The fact that it does not STOP.

I have got changed all four brake rotors, brake pads, checked the hydraulics, replaced every damn liquid in the car, but the stopping power is just not there.

When I hit the road, the brakes are ok, but when I hit the brakes a bit harder, they just start to fade with heat enough to do a blacksmith’s work. Now the brakes are still there, but the pedal feels like there were Ronnie Coleman pushing it back and the hydraulics power-assist does not want to assist me in this. Personally, I don’t like using the cockpit as a bodybuilding center…

The service says it is my “driving style” that causes this. Well, I want to ask what Porsche thought in building a car that goes well over 275km/h but does not return to 0km/h in an equal amount of time. Now, is there a way to stop it?TY
Adding a third party brake mod is not option for me. Wasn’t it Porsche who boasted all the way about their “legendary brake-fade test”?

If my problem is not related to a mechanical failure or something, and if this brake system is just what Porsche AG offers to its customers, then I would definitely go for another brand and replace the car. I just want to be sure that there is nothing I can do to get it repaired.

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I would like to know how horizontally opposed shocks work, and what they’re called.

Moton products are specifically on race prepared/modified track cars (Porsche 911’s, Corvette’s, BMW M3’s) just to name a few.

Here is an Imageshack picture:

http://img40.imageshack.us/img40/8639/motonviper.jpg

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long story short. I have always been in love with the cayenne turbo but it was too expensive, I just bought one with a minor crash on the right front corner…where can I find suspension parts where it wont cost me an arm and a leg.

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Its an 1986 model with lowered suspension, a throttle modification to ease accelaration, koni shocks and BBS rims. Its in excellent condition and has good maintenance records. Just out of interest. I paid $8100. Think its worth 7000 at the most
its done 114000 miles

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It’s the commercial where he revs his engine and there are people reving their Porsche engines all over the city.

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My dad’s always had a decorative horse on his Cadillac’s and just bought a Porsche Cayenne. Is there some extremely strong double sided tape or High powered magnet system available. I don’t want it to get stolen or to fly off on the highway? Drilling holes in the hood of a Porsche would really hurt the value

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Two cars, a Porsche and a Honda, are traveling in the same direction, although the Porsche is 184 m behind the Honda. The speed of the Porsche is 23.9 m/s and the speed of the Honda is 17.9 m/s. How much time does it take for the Porsche to catch the Honda? [Hint: What must be true about the displacements of the two cars when they meet?]

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I own a Porsche 911 2004, model 996. It is a convertible, and I have not been having problems with the roof until I got a hard top put on it, which leaked constantly, so I took I got it taken off. However, now even the soft top leaks, especially when I wash the car, or there is rain. Does anyone know people who have this problem with their convertible, and any solutions? Does anyone have this same problem? Thank you so much!

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whats the things that makes a porsche a great car

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