one of my friends owned k24/18G 996 turbo with 19" wheels ! he would like to upgrade suspension since its very old and start to failed ! his car is DD , and not track car ! i tried to search but all the spring kits or suspension will lower the car and this is bad idea for him , so do anybody have any EXP with suspension upgrade can fit 996tt with 19"wheels with out lowering car , he just want steady , solid , straigh car !!
venders are welcome too !


thanks in advance

Yousef

 

Well both kw3 and pss10 will lower the car at least 10-15mm.
I was in the same case and i was thinking of changing the dampers alone with bilstein b6
http://www.design911.co.uk/fu/pt65_7...T-B8-dampers-/

 

I have Pss9's with eibach adjustable sways, tarett drop links and gemballa carbon strut braces on my 996 Turbo they are wonderful, the whole set up works amazingly well as a full package.

Thoroughly recommend fitting the complete package.

 

thats look great , do you know any online shop offer them ?

 

Tarett Engineering, Design 911, Eagle Day or FVD can do the lot I think otherwise buy each separately.

Struts from Eagle Day.
Pss9 or 10s from Deign 911 or wherever you can find a set.
FVD for the Eibach Sway Bars.
Tarett Engineering for the Drop Links

Cheers,

 

Once you have the complete package handling can be adjusted to you liking.

Turn in will be as fast as a 2wd Boxster.

 

big thanks to you sir , rep for you

 

Pleasure

 

I have my Suspension set to a Medium Track setting for Maximum Attack, at the expense of a small amount of comfort and extra tire wear.

 

I've got 235x35x19F and 315x25x19R. Suspension is PSS10's, GMG adjustable rear upper control arms, GMG adjustble rear toe steer link, Tarrett rear sway bar drop links, H&R sway bars. The issue with the rear suspension of the 996TT is not enough adjustment in the eccentrics to get proper street camber and toe in (usually too much toe in and too much negative camber. The dog bones and toe steer link solve these issues. If you want to avoid these issues, you can adjust the ride height higher or switch back to stock 18" wheels/tires.