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Originally Posted by icemang17
I have an 1988 928 S4
The key to the 928's balance is the front engine with torque tube and rear transmission....& all 928's have what is known as the Weissach axle..which is a passive rear wheel steering by toeing in the rear axle in cornering to increase stability.... They also have a little bit of anti dive and anti squat build into the suspension too.... good power, big brakes, adjustable coil overs, good weight balance....all equal a car thats easy to drive fast! Its also 5 inches lower than the M3 too & slightly wider too
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Great car, I personally prefer front engined Porsche to any other though of all the modern ones I perfer either the Boxster or Cayman too the 997.
The toe in is minor but the affect is quite noticeable. As I said it's handling was ahead of the time and sadly so where it's looks, back then not to many people liked it but now with age it's a really good looking car.
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I can't remember what the weight balance was like, do you happen to know?