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I have a 2000 Carrera it has new rotors, pads, fluid flush. When I apply the brakes hard I seem to activate the ABS very early..the pulsing starts way before the car seems to be ready for lock-up. I hope I am describing this correctly. The tires are Falken 452s with less than 4000 miles. The brakes did this before the new pads and rotors. The car stops ok but doesnt seem to have that "porsche" braking. Thanks
Brakes don't stop the car, tires do. Your tires while probably only marginally worn can not transfer the braking force applied by the brakes to the pavement thereby causing the ABS to kick in prematurely.
Need your opinion on PASM and Multi-Function Steering Wheel,
in 997-2 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 2S, Carrera 4S, Carrera GTS, 911 Speedster)
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You'll want PASM for the track. The car will corner better and faster with that option than without. The car will be more tossable on the street, too.