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X911CarreraX

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  1. I had a similar problem when I had two different pairs of tires on the car (front tires were the same brand and the rear tires were another brand). My ABS was kicking on early, but with some decent amount of pressure, and it all went away when I got new tires that match the front set. Not sure if this applies to you, but something not associated with the ABS sensor could be at fault too.

  2. I was wondering if the understeer for a stock 99 carrera is alot or alittle... I was going around 70-80mph accelerating on an on ramp corner and I was getting understeer. Wondering if it could be the wear on my front tires, but the tires seem to have some life on it. There Continentals and i have Michelin Pilots on the rear. So do the stock Carrera's have bad understeer? Or is it the tires?

  3. The side skirts are going to be lower than your stock bumper, dont really know what it is going to look like. The Aerokit bumper is not lower in the front in my opinion, unless you install the front lip spoiler. i think the most different part of the aerokit bumper and the stock one is the sides of it, they droop down alittle more, matching the side skirts. dont think you would have a problem with a new bumper..

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