YOUR RESEARCHPower allocation C4 vs Cayenne.
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does anyone know what the differences are: My understanding is the C4s front wheels go from (vary) 5% to ??%, to maintain the Pcar oversteer feel. The Cayenne is advertised as 38% front 62%rear, no variances mentioned. Further, is the engineering on the Cayenne different?
The C4S (and C4 I assume) vary at the front wheels from the 5% default to 40% based on conditions.
Thanks for the reply Mark. I was wondering if the same concept was applied to my Pepper.
Totally, and I do mean TOTALLY, different drive trains.
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