Tiptronic question
Discussion
woogie said:
How come manuals are faster than tips on all Porsches Bar the Turbo. Even the new Turbo cab is 0.60 in 4 secs for manual and 0.60 in 3.7 for tip?
Has been answered several times on here. The 997TT tip is faster than manual as it allows to build torque in the drive train befor launch. It's ghastly though if you are looking for a spirited drivemikeg996 said:
Dr S said:
Has been answered several times on here. The 997TT tip is faster than manual as it allows to build torque in the drive train befor launch. It's ghastly though if you are looking for a spirited drive
Agreed. "Diesel Merc" is the phrase that springs to mind.Have you driven one?
No.
Vesuvius 996 said:
'What utter dog's knob.
Have you driven one?
No.
I pledge "not guilty": I have driven tips more than once, and every time it has left a lasting impression. Last week it was a 997TT tip at Paul Ricard and I thought it was a waste of an otherwise decent car...Have you driven one?
No.
Edited by Dr S on Friday 29th June 11:58
its only though most recent 997TT tip that is quoted faster to 60 though, 996TT was slower as are all the others. Assume the 997TT is only quicker for the reason mentioned so the menaingful mid-range the manual would be quicker?
Driven a 996TT in tip form and it was awful IMO, totally ruined a great car. Would not care if the 997TT was a few tenths quicker to 60 either, I would always go manual.
Driven a 996TT in tip form and it was awful IMO, totally ruined a great car. Would not care if the 997TT was a few tenths quicker to 60 either, I would always go manual.
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