Hi all, been a member for a while, and own a 996 already - C2, 2002 3.6L Facelift with Tip S (Turbo) gearbox. It is a great drive.
Of course the Tip S, or essentially just called Tip on these vehicles learns the drive with 250 settings etc.
I'm after a 2013 onwards Porsche Cayenne 3.0L TD also. Seen one with standard Tip, instead of Tip S.
There is not much opinion online about the drive at all, as to the differences between the the standard Tip and the S.
I know there are button shifters on the S, but I'm curious about the adaptive learning and if, on a 3.0L TD, the actual difference would be night and day.
I mean the car still has Sport mode which adapts the shifting patterns anyway.
My theory is that perhaps the V8 diesel or the petrol, turbos etc., would be a must have for the S rather than the 3.0L TD - and of course noting at some point, all cars were S.
What do you guys think? Or does the S make the base model engine thoroughly better?
Regards, Luke.
Of course the Tip S, or essentially just called Tip on these vehicles learns the drive with 250 settings etc.
I'm after a 2013 onwards Porsche Cayenne 3.0L TD also. Seen one with standard Tip, instead of Tip S.
There is not much opinion online about the drive at all, as to the differences between the the standard Tip and the S.
I know there are button shifters on the S, but I'm curious about the adaptive learning and if, on a 3.0L TD, the actual difference would be night and day.
I mean the car still has Sport mode which adapts the shifting patterns anyway.
My theory is that perhaps the V8 diesel or the petrol, turbos etc., would be a must have for the S rather than the 3.0L TD - and of course noting at some point, all cars were S.
What do you guys think? Or does the S make the base model engine thoroughly better?
Regards, Luke.