YOUR RESEARCHSkid pan experience…. PDK gearbox - Page 1 - Porsche General - PistonHeads UK
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Stupid question….maybe…? My Mrs has bought me a skid pan experience with one on one tuition for my birthday….. very nice too….. in my own car…. But it occurred to me…. Can you drive a PDK gearbox car on a skid pan and learn to control it in tail out drifts etc…..? Car is RWD at least. I don’t have a clue, clearly.
In short yes. I did a session at the PEC in a PDK Boxster a couple of years ago where the instructor taught me to do donuts on the low friction surface. Essentially the inner front wheel was fairly static whilst the rear was drifting. Great fun
Voodoo Blue said: In short yes. I did a session at the PEC in a PDK Boxster a couple of years ago where the instructor taught me to do donuts on the low friction surface. Essentially the inner front wheel was fairly static whilst the rear was drifting. Great fun Cheers!
You can also just put the car in manual mode too, which is what I did at the PEC
You can, I did the Silverstone PEC skid pan and wet hill in the GT2RS.
SV_WDC said: You can also just put the car in manual mode too, which is what I did at the PEC Yes sorry, forgot to mention that and of course with all the electronic trickery turned off. Basically the drift was all done on a balanced throttle, huge fun, lots of smoke and a brilliant day out.
Cheers all for reply. Looking forward to it now.
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