sensor PORSCHE 911 TARGA4 2014 6.G Information Manual
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Another reason why the avant garde  
has now been left behind.
Power transmission.
7-speed manual transmission.
Pure, direct, precise. Short shift move -
ments and an optimum transition from 
one gear to the next. Fit ted as standard, 
the 7-speed manual transmission com -
bines a high level of sport y performance 
with fast gear changes. When the SPORT 
PLUS but ton is activated, the dynamic 
throttle-blip function ensures optimum 
engine speed when changing down –  
and an impressive sound.
A gear indicator in the rev counter 
reminds you which gear has been 
selected. The upshift indicator in the 
instrument cluster helps you to actively 
conserve fuel.
Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK).
A piece of Le Mans, a part of Porsche 
motorsport history: Porsche 
Doppelkupplung (PDK). 7-speed PDK is 
available as an option.
On the road or on the track, it facilitates 
extremely fast gear changes within 
milliseconds and with no interrup   tion in 
the flow of power, while at the same time 
improving acceleration. Gears one to six 
are sport y; the seventh gear has a long 
ratio for bet ter fuel economy.
PTM (Porsche Traction Management).
The all-wheel-drive 911 Targa 4 GTS 
combines a high level of performance 
with optimum power transmission.   
PTM (Porsche Traction Management),   
the active all-wheel-drive system, 
provides power distribution that adapts 
to varying road and weather conditions. 
For exceptional traction – especially at 
the limits of dynamic driving. It comprises 
an active all-wheel- drive system with an 
electronically controlled multi-plate 
clutch, automatic brake differential (ABD) 
and anti-slip regulation (ASR). Drive power is distributed bet ween the 
permanently driven rear axle and the 
front axle by means of the electronically 
variable multi-plate clutch. Sensors are 
used to collect a range of data, including 
the rotational speed of all four wheels, 
the lateral and longitudinal acceleration 
of the car and the current steering angle. 
If, for example, the rear wheels threaten 
to spin under acceleration, a greater 
proportion of drive force is distributed to 
the front. In addition, ASR prevents 
wheel spin by adapting engine power 
output. When cornering, the front wheels 
only ever receive as much drive force 
 
as is necessary to maintain optimum   
lateral stability. 
For fuel consumption and CO
2 emissions, please refer to page 40.   
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Handling yourself is what really matters.
Chassis.
Porsche Active Suspension 
Management (PASM).
Fit ted as standard, PASM actively and 
continuously regulates damping forces 
according to the driving st yle and road 
conditions. In addition, the body is 
lowered by 10 mm. 
PASM has t wo modes, which can be 
selected using a but ton on the centre 
console: ‘Normal’, which is a blend of 
performance and comfort, and ‘Sport’ 
where the setup is much firmer.  
Sensors record the body movements 
that accompany powerful acceleration, 
braking or uneven road surfaces, for  example. The control unit evaluates the 
driving conditions and modifies the 
damping force on each of the wheels in 
accordance with the selected mode. 
The results are tangible: increased 
driving stability, improved comfort and 
enhanced performance.
Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control 
(PDCC). 
Optional PDCC is an active roll 
stabilisation system that suppresses 
lateral body movement when cornering. 
In addition, it minimises the lateral 
instability of the vehicle on uneven 
ground.
The results are improved dynamic 
per
  form  
ance and increased ride  
comfort at all speeds, as well as  
optimised turn-in and even better  
load transfer characteristics.
In simple terms, the t yres and vehicle 
hold the road bet ter and you can steer 
through corners faster and in a more 
relaxed manner. Which is why PDCC   
is set ting standards for handling  
perfor   mance, ride comfort – and   
driving pleasure.