I bought it set up this way, and it rides fine, and seems like the PSS9 is on a pretty soft setting...anyway when I looked at the fronts they were.

I don't really want to raise/lower the car, but for reference on wheel/tire fitment.

What do you think...here is a pic.

 

I think you might be slightly higher than mine on H&R springs.

 

And you run 315 in the rear right?

 

It doesn't look all that low. Measure it from the factory measurement points. I think it's a bolt head in the front subframe and a flat machined spot on the rear. Then there is a chart floating around with all the factory ride heights (996, turbo, x73, gt3, etc) that you can compare to.

 

Yes, 235/40 front, 315/30 rear.

 

txturbo...any fender rolling? or rear liner change?

 

Wheel sizes and offsets?

 

No fender rolling, as far as I know stock liners. (I bought the car with stock wheels and tires, so pretty sure they are stock.)

I have the BBS RS-GT's, they are 18x8 ET 50, and 18x11, ET 45, which is the same as stock I believe.

 

Doesn't look particularly low at all. Check the spring perches and see where they are at in the adjustment range.

 

Attached image might shed some light on the topic. . .

 

Damn lower that thing your car is jacked up. LOL

When lowering you want atleast your index finger to fit through....

 

Your wheel fitment/tire selection, ride height and suspension geometry will entirely depend on your wheel specs. Given your height, you seem to have a lot of room / clearance. Shoving something wider and more aggressive may change that and suspension damping (compression/rebound) may come into play as well depending on what performance mods you have and your driving style.

 

Well now that I realize Im not low...where is the best place to get those PSS9 adjustment wrenches?

 

The PSS9 kits have a very small height adjustment range clearly spelled out in the installation instructions, 5-10mm. Do not go lower to avoid bumps stop issues... Many people disregard this and then wonder why their car is handling funny.

 

Good info. Thanks. I need to locate a copy of the manual and learn about it. I believe my car is set up to fvd specs as they are the ones who did it originally.