Hi guys, any recommendations for spring replacement over stock springs? design 911 have 4 - 5 different make springs available that reduce ride height by around 30mm which is what I am looking for, but I would like to retain as soft a ride as possible, my 94 coupe has 18's, but has the stance of a land rover. Thanks Rich
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new spring recommendations?
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This chart may help but does not list spring rates.
Best advice is talk to Chris Franklin at CoG
At 30mm below std ride height you are into RS area which will mean RS front uprights and possibly solid rear subframe bushes. A full geo will also be required as all the suspension angles will have changed. and the rest position of the suspension bushes will need to be reset or they will fail
Best advice is talk to Chris Franklin at CoG
At 30mm below std ride height you are into RS area which will mean RS front uprights and possibly solid rear subframe bushes. A full geo will also be required as all the suspension angles will have changed. and the rest position of the suspension bushes will need to be reset or they will fail
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Lowering by 30mm and keeping a soft compliant ride does not go hand in hand, otherwise you'd be bottoming out all of the time. You're essentially focusing your movement envelope therefore compliance is naturally reduced.
People like the look of a lowered car but it's a compromise that your back maybe in favour of or not!.
Trev
People like the look of a lowered car but it's a compromise that your back maybe in favour of or not!.
Trev
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