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In North Florida we have been having some frog strangling rains. Do any of you know how easy it is to stall out a 996 in water? It would seem to me that the rear engine location would make it less prone to flooding compared to a front engine car...true? Also, my experience with my C4 make it seem like a great car on wet roads. I can see that there is a temptation to try to defy the laws of physics it feels so solidly planted even on a wet road. Blessings, KevinJax

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C4 is not immune from hydroplaning or hanging the rear end out in the dry.

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I drove my C2 about 200 miles in torrential texas downpour with the donut spare on a rear wheel. No problems although I clearly was limiting how fast I was going. That gave me a lot of confidence on driving in the rain with four regular tires.

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Yup, I just did it (PSM on) about 10 minutes ago It comes back inline incredibly easy too.

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