Help need springs for my cab?!?!
Help need springs for my cab?!?!
Hey guys... anyone know who makes springs for a turbo cab... supposedly iebach h&r and them dont make cab applications coupe only... need some help here thank you
You have been given incorrect information. Porsche does not list any difference between the Coupe and Cabriolet spring part numbers, as all Turbo models use the same spring. H&R specifically lists their 29111-1 sport spring set as fitting 997 Turbo Cabriolet applications. We have them on the shelf, ready to ship.

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997 turbo cabrio has different springs, dampers and antiroll bars. This information is not incorrect as said above. Even if you take a ride on a coupe and then drive a cabrio you will see a huge difference as the cabrio is stiffer so I insist that the cabrio doesn't need any modifications to the chassis unless aesthetic reasons come up...
997 turbo cabrio has different springs, dampers and antiroll bars. This information is not incorrect as said above. Even if you take a ride on a coupe and then drive a cabrio you will see a huge difference as the cabrio is stiffer so I insist that the cabrio doesn't need any modifications to the chassis unless aesthetic reasons come up...
After further research I believe I will be going with a full set of coilovers as I want springs for performance rather than look. Ever since I put 20" monobloks I have lost stiffness and feel like I am on a cloud , supposedly because of the unsprung weight compared to the heavier stock wheels. Therefore to carefully adjust my car for my retarded street racing addiction I see no other route... comments?
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