Porsche 996 understeer Videos

• 1. NFS World Porsche 911 GT2 (996) Test!
• 2. Watch this video to find out why FWD Cars crashes on Nurburgring Nordschleife
• 3. Porsche 911 Turbo (996TT) Rain Donuts Drift Fail...
• 4. Porsche 996 on Skid Pad, Over-steering through the cones
• 5. GT3 Free Training laps, slowly Ducados Corner, some understeer problems at Jerez Track
• 6. Porsche oversteer
• 7. Mike Turbo M3 SASCA 12.5.10.wmv

NFS World Porsche 911 GT2 (996) Test!

Watch this video to find out why FWD Cars crashes on Nurburgring Nordschleife

User Comments

Shamen444 commented on 28 Apr 2016

Das beste video ever.. Als Auto Enthusiasten wie mich der nur auf gescheite Autos steht ist das wie Weihnachten die ganzen drecks Frontkratzer sterben zu sehen:D Jedes einzelne der drecks Schleudern hats verdient :D

howtowritemyname commented on 28 Apr 2016

+Pausen Clown Dem ist nichts hinzuzufügen (außer mein Kommentar das ich dem nichts.... ähm.... hinzuzufügen habe...?). ähm ja.....

Pausen Clown commented on 28 Apr 2016

+Shamen444 Ist schon merkwürdig. Die Heckantriebfahrer sagen : FrontkratzerDie Frontantriebler: HeckschleudernDu scheinst einer derjenigen zu sein, die aus dem"Vollprofilager " kommen.Respekt . facepalm

Douglas Scott commented on 28 Apr 2016

It has nothing to do with front wheel drive. All of the cars in the video were simply going too fast. Front wheel drive is actually quite stable in a corner.

traxnada commented on 29 Apr 2016

+Douglas Scott Well, lots of those uncontrolable lift-off oversteers would have been catchable with a RWD car... But yeah, most were just going way too fast :)

ariedeknaller88 commented on 28 Apr 2016

You sir, are totally right. This has nothing to do with the drivetrain but everything with the drivers. Anyhow, thanks for putting this video together. Appreciate the effort!

DPer4mance commented on 28 Apr 2016

FWD cars mainly crash on the ring for the same reason as RWD or 4WD cars: because the drivers are complete idiots...

FSboarder commented on 29 Apr 2016

you got the point

RR redaxis commented on 28 Apr 2016

can someone tell me why this doesn't happen with RWD? because of engine brake?

chodepocalypse commented on 28 Apr 2016

+RR redaxis Because the force is behind the center of mass

Andrew DD commented on 28 Apr 2016

Overspeed > understeer > brake > oversteer. Basically stupid drivers who do not know how to drive.

Andrew DD commented on 28 Apr 2016

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Andrew DD commented on 28 Apr 2016

It is not FWD's fault. It is the drivers who crashe cars. Don't you remember how truly idiotically one can spin a RWD cars?

Andrew DD commented on 28 Apr 2016

+Sebastian B Cuz they don't know how to drive. Also they think keep turning steering wheel will make the car turn more. Haha.

Sebastian B commented on 28 Apr 2016

+Andrew DD In the first minute, for example, a lot of them could get out of it by slowing down and getting off the throttle (not braking either, just letting the car roll) when they straighten up on the gravel. They continue trying to accelerate and steer right and obviously the car looses control. Why try and push further when you have a chance to slow down and bring it back?

Porsche 911 Turbo (996TT) Rain Donuts Drift Fail...

Porsche 996 on Skid Pad, Over-steering through the cones

GT3 Free Training laps, slowly Ducados Corner, some understeer problems at Jerez Track

User Comments

Charlie Limon commented on 06 Jul 2014

Do you have any footage of the support races. I was racing one of the volkswagen golfs. thanks charlie

porsche oversteer

Mike Turbo M3 SASCA 12.5.10.wmv