I have a cayman S 2007 with approx 28000 miles , I am the second owner and still under Porsche Warranty - Manual gearbox
For the past 10 years I have owned mainly turbo charged front wheel / four wheel drive manual cars , mainly Golfs and Audi S3's modded up to 300BHP
So the Cayman is the first real wheel drive non turbo car I have owned and I have had it for the past 18months
I keep meaning to speak to the dealer about this so whilst its in my head I thought I would post here
I sometimes notice that when I accelerate I sometimes have this slight lag ( split second) and then what feels like a kickdown or kickup vibration coming through the accelearator pedal
The best way to describe it is to compare the feeling you have when an automatic gearbox changes up / down
Its not audible , its just something I feel in the pedal sometimes
Is this just a characteristic of this type of car or should I have this investigated ?
My hope is that this is just how these cars are and I am so used to a different type of drive
For the past 10 years I have owned mainly turbo charged front wheel / four wheel drive manual cars , mainly Golfs and Audi S3's modded up to 300BHP
So the Cayman is the first real wheel drive non turbo car I have owned and I have had it for the past 18months
I keep meaning to speak to the dealer about this so whilst its in my head I thought I would post here
I sometimes notice that when I accelerate I sometimes have this slight lag ( split second) and then what feels like a kickdown or kickup vibration coming through the accelearator pedal
The best way to describe it is to compare the feeling you have when an automatic gearbox changes up / down
Its not audible , its just something I feel in the pedal sometimes
Is this just a characteristic of this type of car or should I have this investigated ?
My hope is that this is just how these cars are and I am so used to a different type of drive
