Wow. Like a glove. This Weekend was my first chance to take the
car on my favorite country road through the hills. I put it in sport mode and could instantly feel it tighten up and grab the asphault. I don't think I have PASM but then got to woundering how I would know. I have button that says sport and button with a picture of a shock on it. When I hit the sport button both light up.

 

Yes, you have PASM.

 

You do have PASM. The button with the shock absorber is the PASM Sport on/off button.

When you turn Sport Chrono Sport on, PASM Sport is also turned on. For street use and less than billiard-like roads you may want to turn PASM Sport off when you turn SC Sport on. That is called the Schumacker mode.

 

I can see that. It gets a little stiff for regular driving around town. I'm still very cautious with the car. I'd like to take some DE classes but the local PCA doesn't have anything offered for the foreseeable future, I assume due to the weather.

 

Hmm , a little stiff when i think it is really stiff. Have fun!

 

You might want to try the Porsche Driving School. It really makes you appreciate your 911. Been twice and it just gets better. Here is the link www.porschedriving.com

 

That looks great. Problem is, I'm already in major "gift debt" with my wife for just buying this car. There's no way I'm getting a weekend pass to fly across country to take part in this for a few years. I was hoping to find something local and cheaper for now.

 

look at your local PCA club for auto-x events - it is fun and relatively cheap thing to do.

 

Well I bought it used and just got it a week ago. I knew it had chrono but PASM wasn't listed on the ad. It wasn't an option I was looking for initially so
it didn't dawn on me. I thought there were two levels of sport chrono availible.
One with pasm called "sports chrono plus" and the regular "sports chrono" without pasm.