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Main differences between C2S & C4S?
- Thread starter BlueNGT
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C4S had turbo look (solid spoke) 18's standard v's S had 17's standard with turbo (hollow spokes) 18's as an option.
C4S had turbo interior (so full leather, upgraded sound package, computer, air conditioning as standard) v's S had full leather (I think this was standard) + aluminium inserts on gear knob and handbrake.
Sports seats were a no-cost option on the C4S not sure about the S.
All C4S's are manual.
I'm sure there will be some other things...
That the 2S has the split rear spoiler (but the 4S does not - has normal spoiler - seems strange - but definately the case in the photos)
The 4S has the "4" lights (clear lenses front and side, red indicators at rear) whereas the 2S has the standard amber jobs
The 2S has the coloured wheel centres, I think the 4S has the C4 wheel centres but all the side shots show the car moving too fast to be sure[].
ORIGINAL: marke2
4S has normal spoiler
The 2S has the coloured wheel centres, I think the 4S has the C4 wheel centres but all the side shots show the car moving too fast to be sure[].
Forgot about the spoiler and wheel centres are similar to boot badge (i.e they are marked up 4S).
#5 Drive both 2 & 4 to decide that one. 4wd will understeer rather more.
M033 (lowered suspension M030/TT height) fitted as standard to S models
#13 Big Red brakes (4S, TT, RS) are great, but the standard Brembos are outstanding anyway, and lighter.
If the 2S was specified with 18" wheels they will be turbo hollow spokes.
I don't think the suspension on the 4S was actually "turbo running gear". Anyway, by now I expect not many will be running with their original dampers and some will different springs, ride heights, geometry settings...
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