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PSM, is it worth it?

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I have not driven a rear engine car very much, just a few 911's on test drives.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have been looking at various 2002 911 C2's for several months. I have added to my list one of the tihings I want on it is PSM (along with heated seats for the wife!). As this car will be a daily driver, here in the Midwest, in all sorts of weather, I thought the PSM would help in bad weather besides help keeping one out of trouble otherwise. I don't expect to track or autocross the car, but you never know. What are people's experiences with PSM? Is it really something of value? I have not driven a rear engine car very much, just a few 911's on test drives. Any thought would be appreciated. Thanks.

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You cannot predict when you will hit a patch of slippery road. I have found PSM to worth it. It is seamless and will save you from some unsavory moments. PSM is well worth the investment.

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It's the Management System for steering just like ABS is for braking. . . I have it, don't turn it off unless I'm doing something crazy. You make the call,

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