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Is aquaplaning that common when driving a 996? My last car was a corsa and ive never driven a rear wheel, rear engine car. is it easy to do? any tips to avoid doinv this would be nice. cheers guys
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Suggest you leave your car in the garage when its wet[&o] Take yourself and car to the Silverstone Driving experience http://www.porsche.com/silverstone/ It could in the long term save you money![ ]
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Compared to your old Corsa : Probably Yes Compared to any other car on similar width tyres : Probably No Aquaplaning is a function of several factors. In a rough order :- Water Depth - Shallower is better - less for the tyre to cut through. Tyre Width - Narrow is better - Wider tryes skim over, narrower cut through. Speed - Lower is better - Lower allows the tyres to disperse the water. Tread Depth - Deeper is better - More tread will also allow the tyre to disperse the water. Tyre Pressue - Not to low - Low pressue will cause the tyre to dip in the middle allowing water under it. Vehicle Weight - Higher can help - More weight will keep the tyre in contact with the road. So the simple rules to avoid aquaplaning when driving any car Avoid deep standing water Slow down Don't let your tires get too worn down Keep an eye on your tyre pressures
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