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I have read in several places that the Turbo is more of a GT car on standard suspension and a bit 'soft' for track work, etc. However, I have to say that mine is definitely not soft - It is considerable stiffer than my previous M030 C4... Accelerating out of a relatively low speed roundabout this evening, I crested a brow at no more than 40-50 mph and got air under all 4 wheels PSM light went crazy and it was almost as if there is no travel in the suspension at all. Is this normal? :?: [/img]

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996 turbo not soft IMO. Quite a heavy car and sprung accordingly. 997 softer than 996 std. For track work it's not too soft either just heavy up front which can make it a bit understeery, a little under braked on track too, certainly compared to a 6 pot GT3. An adjustable susp lets you dial in a better turn in obviously.

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