turbo tip vs. stick
#1
turbo tip vs. stick
i know it's common knowledge by now that from 0 to 60 the tip is faster on the turbo than driving stick. i was still wondering however, in your opinions, whether you believe stick is funner and/or better at the track though in straight line speed it lags behind
sorry if repost
sorry if repost
Last edited by race1; 08-03-2007 at 04:14 PM.
#4
My 997 Turbo is a Tip; I have a build slot confirmed for 2008 and the next car will be a six speed. While the Tip is quick, the trade offs include isolation from control, unwanted shifts, and a less engaging driving experience. It reminds me of the SL55 but possesses considerably more responsive handling.
#5
Unless someone has an orthopedic issue, I can't imagine ordering a TT with a tip. A tip, from my POV, defeats the purpose of having a 911...a connected driving experience that demands a driver's attention and enhances a driver's experience.
Manual with the SSK...FTW
Manual with the SSK...FTW
#6
luckily i had i chance to drive a tip before making my choice. the 6 speed is definitely the way to go with this car. the tip is only faster out of the hole since you can launch on boost, but from a roll, the 6 speed is comparable.
#7
"Unless someone has an orthopedic issue, I can't imagine ordering a TT with a tip"
What about a "Talking on the cell phone, drinking my morning grande drip and mixing up my ipod" issue? Where does that leave me?
What about a "Talking on the cell phone, drinking my morning grande drip and mixing up my ipod" issue? Where does that leave me?
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#8
Originally Posted by TurboBill
"Unless someone has an orthopedic issue, I can't imagine ordering a TT with a tip"
What about a "Talking on the cell phone, drinking my morning grande drip and mixing up my ipod" issue? Where does that leave me?
What about a "Talking on the cell phone, drinking my morning grande drip and mixing up my ipod" issue? Where does that leave me?
Of course, I am answering my pager, talking to the hospital on my handsfree, drinking my latte, and listening to the radio in my former stick 997 C2S without any difficulties on my 25 mile morning commute...
#11
[quote=TurboBill What about a "Talking on the cell phone, drinking my morning grande drip and mixing up my ipod" issue? Where does that leave me?[/quote]
In Australia it would leave you with a suspended drivers licence!
In Australia it would leave you with a suspended drivers licence!
#12
Originally Posted by race1
i know it's common knowledge by now that from 0 to 60 the tip is faster on the turbo than driving stick. i was still wondering however, in your opinions, whether you believe stick is funner and/or better at the track though in straight line speed it lags behind
sorry if repost
sorry if repost
#13
Or wait a year...the Porsche dsg is coming....and they just took over VW (audi)......so they have their own technology and can make sure it is at least as good as the Audi stuff.....
Just a thought.
I have a stick and love it, OEM ssk is perfect (B&M I have been told makes it for Porsche).
JB
Just a thought.
I have a stick and love it, OEM ssk is perfect (B&M I have been told makes it for Porsche).
JB
#15
My wife wants to get a 4-seat convertible. I keep thinking a 997 Turbo Cabriolet with tiptronic might be just the ticket...
But for performance driving (including dragstrip) -- yes, 6-speed, hands down until the DSG arrives.
But for performance driving (including dragstrip) -- yes, 6-speed, hands down until the DSG arrives.
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