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The Stick
Join Date: Dec 2007
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I use clutch and heel toe threshold braking when downshifting. So a engine braking a little. I have even gotten pretty good at pumping the clutch and mismatching rpm to unsettle the rear end on turn-in if going too slow for it to start rotation by itself or to unsettle the car to tank slap through a chicane.
However, the accepted method is to use the ebrake to help initiate rotation on corners tighter than the steering of the car. A single cone 180 is about as tight a hairpin as it's gonna get! And the 928 has PLENTY of wheel spinning torque to keep it going,.
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Richard aka "The Stick"
06 Cayenne S Titanium Edition
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