Fwd 997 Tt
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Fwd 997 Tt
I was woundering something. I own a Skyline GTR that has the same electronical tranny so to speak as the new 997 TT.. the difference is that my car only transfers 50 percent to the front when needed. Is there anyone in the making of an electronic transfering control device. I ask as if i want i can keep the GTR RWD at all times flip a switch and have it be a 30/70 split... If so bye bye TURBO S...HELLO 997
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GT-R technical Q on Porsche forum 
Anyway this is what you're looking for....
HKS ETC / EDA
Anyway this is what you're looking for....
HKS ETC / EDA
The HKS ETC is a torque split controller. It basically allows you to select anything from 0 kg/m to the fronts (as in fully RWD, for the burnout) to whatever your transfer case can provide you, usually around 35 kg/m, to the front wheels.
The HKS EDA is the drag adaptor for the ETC. It allows you to set a ramp speed, which effectively allows you to start with, say, RWD, then will switch to 35 kg/m to the fronts and gradually reduce the lock (over speed, which it monitors) so that you eventually end up in 5 kg/m (or whatever you want or works best for you) at the end of your run.
The HKS EDA is the drag adaptor for the ETC. It allows you to set a ramp speed, which effectively allows you to start with, say, RWD, then will switch to 35 kg/m to the fronts and gradually reduce the lock (over speed, which it monitors) so that you eventually end up in 5 kg/m (or whatever you want or works best for you) at the end of your run.
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nah you got me wrong I got the HKS device on my car... I was woundering if you think they are gonna make something like that for the new 997 as its center diff is electronically controlled like the GTR...
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PTM Porsche Traction Management features an electromagnetically controlled multiple-plate clutch for optimum distribution of power front-to-rear. Responding within fractions of a second to both driving and road conditions, PTM is able to immediately transmit more power to the front wheels whenever required.
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Yeah and that is totally awesome when i want to run crazy in a canyon or on a track...but do you think someone will make an device like the HKS so i can turn the PTM off and set the ratio to what i want...
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