Getting WHeels, NEED COILOVERS - but
Getting WHeels, NEED COILOVERS - but
They need to ride good, yet sit low. BY low i mean tad lower than H& R springs and maybe a hair lower than GT2 spec or just about GT2 spec. However PASM has to work. I cant get a straight answer from those I spoke to.
WHAT COILOVER WILL WORK to accomplish this on a 997TT?
I am putting 20" Wheels on it too.
WHAT COILOVER WILL WORK to accomplish this on a 997TT?
I am putting 20" Wheels on it too.
They need to ride good, yet sit low. BY low i mean tad lower than H& R springs and maybe a hair lower than GT2 spec or just about GT2 spec. However PASM has to work. I cant get a straight answer from those I spoke to.
WHAT COILOVER WILL WORK to accomplish this on a 997TT?
I am putting 20" Wheels on it too.
WHAT COILOVER WILL WORK to accomplish this on a 997TT?
I am putting 20" Wheels on it too.
I've got the first set of JRZ's for the tt coming in couple of weeks. They say that the ride is actually better than stock, yet with full trackability. It will not be PASM compatible, because it won't need it according to them. I'll give you guys an update as soon as I install them.
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So you decided to keep it? 
Here are some pics. I think I probably run the lowest that I have seen on this board. I have no bumpstop issues. It rides better than stock PASM on and PASM off. I have the Bilsteins PSS Damptronics.
Here are some pics.



Here are some pics. I think I probably run the lowest that I have seen on this board. I have no bumpstop issues. It rides better than stock PASM on and PASM off. I have the Bilsteins PSS Damptronics.
Here are some pics.


I have the PSS10's and love them. My car was lowered 1 inch, PASM works great, and it rides and handles much better in both sport and normal mode. I don't know how much lower they can be adjusted without incurring bump issues.
so damptronics are PSS10s? What is your height spec... how low did you go?



