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ran into axle tramp/ wheel hop again.
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Run into axle tramp/ wheel hop

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ran into axle tramp/ wheel hop again.
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Axle Tramp?

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buy a new 991 Turbo S and the problem is solved.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

It's WET in Melbourne at the moment. So it's slippery out there. What I have noticed is. Start from stand still, turn into first gear corner, more power.... expect smooth slide.. but get bang hop bang hop bang hop. Hmmm. Axle tramp? common in the 997C2 ? PCM antics? Lack of LSD?

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I thought it was common in 996's onwards (at least a mate of mine that had a 996 turbo always used to talk about it even in the dry) and I remember a bunch of guys talking about it when the 997 first came out too at a Porsche club meeting there's a thread on 6speed about it here: http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/997/157890-how-get-rid-wheel-hop.html

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Any video evidence?

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Another wet morning in Melb .... ran into axle tramp/ wheel hop again. Must not accelerate hard in 1st gear corners. Bushes worn out maybe? what do you guys think? http://www.mc2racing.com/tech/20061012a/index.html replacements: http://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/shopcart/997M/POR_997M_SUSshk_pg6.htm Or it's just normal, fix by applying more right foot control?

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are you sure you are not just feeling the traction control kicking in ?

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buy a new 991 Turbo S and the problem is solved.

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Quotes source post: 68125

The PSM light on the dash didn't light up? But really I'm new to this car so I am trying to learn if this is normal 911 behaviour.

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Turn it all off and see how it feels

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