Alignment Settings for PSS10's installation
Okay, after reading many perspectives I took the plunge and purchased a set of Bilstein PSS10 and GMG sway bars for my 2008 C4S. I will be getting these installed as soon as I get them from Vivid, but the next question is: what is the best alignment settings if I drop the car about 1" front and rear? Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
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Originally Posted by TexasFly
(Post 2090936)
Okay, after reading many perspectives I took the plunge and purchased a set of Bilstein PSS10 and GMG sway bars for my 2008 C4S. I will be getting these installed as soon as I get them from Vivid, but the next question is: what is the best alignment settings if I drop the car about 1" front and rear? Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
Dan at Vivid recommended to have a regular alignment done to Porsche specs. I had them installed and aligned last week. I like the feel of the alignment and the bilsteins. Of course if you are tracking it a lot you could add some negative camber, but for the street it will just wear your tires inside. Good luck! |
Originally Posted by Arzo
(Post 2090964)
Dan at Vivid recommended to have a regular alignment done to Porsche specs. I had them installed and aligned last week. I like the feel of the alignment and the bilsteins. Of course if you are tracking it a lot you could add some negative camber, but for the street it will just wear your tires inside. Good luck!
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I have used the GT3 street spec settings on my 996 and 997, works very well. These are factory settings available in the alignment computer. You'll also want to put a couple week's worth of driving on the new suspension before getting final alignment done.
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Originally Posted by p0rsch3
(Post 2091140)
I have used the GT3 street spec settings on my 996 and 997, works very well. These are factory settings available in the alignment computer. You'll also want to put a couple week's worth of driving on the new suspension before getting final alignment done.
One other thing to note, make sure you corner balance your car at the same time. |
Originally Posted by NorthVan997C2S
(Post 2091147)
I am sure that I have a similar set up.
One other thing to note, make sure you corner balance your car at the same time. |
NorthVan, question- Do you feel that corner balancing is beneficial for non-track driving? I had considered doing this on my 996 but was told not to unless I was planning on getting into competition driving, and it would not make any noticeable diff for DD.
You compete and have experience with this so just curious on your thoughts. |
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