Lowering links
#1
Lowering links
I have a 2008 porsche cayenne gts and installed lowering links. Instructions shows to adjust the rods to be longer so it should be lower. Now my truck is so high I can fit myself btw the wheel wells. I' tthinking it' ieither I have to adjust the link to be shorter or maybe the position on the rods are on the wrong position?
#2
That's high indeed. I would check with the manufacturer of the kit you used to see what you need to adjust, but I would agree some type of adjustment is needed.
I used a TechArt lowering-module on my 09GTS, much simpler install and I can always pull the module out and sell it when I'm moving on. I picked it up used so cost was less then MSRP and it was plug-n-play with no visit to the dealer and no need for pulling any wrenches out.
I used a TechArt lowering-module on my 09GTS, much simpler install and I can always pull the module out and sell it when I'm moving on. I picked it up used so cost was less then MSRP and it was plug-n-play with no visit to the dealer and no need for pulling any wrenches out.
#5
Looks to me you left the ignition on and the car has tried to self-level itself.
I had a garage install my lowering links they created a hot rod look which they could not fix!
in the end, I used VSCS software to recalibrate the air suspension and at the same time lowered it some more.
I had a garage install my lowering links they created a hot rod look which they could not fix!
in the end, I used VSCS software to recalibrate the air suspension and at the same time lowered it some more.