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5 Jun 2002, 22:22 (Ref:305807)
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PK Sport Porsche
Just been looking at the PK Sport Porsche site, one of many British entrants for us to support.
Now I'm not very technical, but what is 'Twin-pedal' brake system?? Also, glad to see a Porsche team being a bit more honest about it's horsepower... 420 as against the usually quoted (factory figure?) of 380... I suspect even that is a little conservative. |
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6 Jun 2002, 11:50 (Ref:306259)
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I'm not sure but i would guess at having a second brake pedal to opperate the rear brakes only, to allow the driver to balance the car better either before or during the corner.
Maybe.....Egor |
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