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What Does 997's ADB and ASR Offer?

John S
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Could someone please explain what the 997's Active Brake Differential (ABD), Traction Control (ASR) offer above the PSM available on the 996? Are these improvements or cost cutting measures?

Thanks,

John

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Here is what I am aware of (as of this date):

ABD is the same as is used on the current PSM. ASR is the Limited Slip Differential (LSD) option.

The optional PASM adds an electronic adjustment to the shock absorbers. It allows you to set Normal or Sport. Also, if it senses - uneven (bumpy) road it softens the the shock absorbers to give a more comfortable ride - likewise if it senses sporty driving it firms the shocks.

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