991 GT3 Ground Clearance
#1
991 GT3 Ground Clearance
I ordered a 991 GT3 and am having an issue deciding on the front axle lift system. I currently have a 2012 991 C2S with PASM and would like to know how much lower the ground clearance will be on the GT3. My C2S scrapes a little in my garage at work, I would imagine it will be worse in the GT3. Do you guys know how much that front lip would cost (approximately) to replace on the GT3? This may be a deciding factor as well. Thanks in advance.
#2
I ordered several when I had my 997 GT3 and they were around $250-300. I can't imagine they'd be much more now. Easy on and off. I got the front end lift on my new GT3, worth it alone just getting out of the dealers parking lot.
#3
As with other options like CCB, might also impact re-sale value. Together, those are $14k worth of options, so it's pretty significant. But if you don't plan on owning the car for 10 years, it's something to consider ... might someday impact your ability to sell the car if you don't have certain options.
#4
As with other options like CCB, might also impact re-sale value. Together, those are $14k worth of options, so it's pretty significant. But if you don't plan on owning the car for 10 years, it's something to consider ... might someday impact your ability to sell the car if you don't have certain options.
#5
Some need it, some don't. Never scraped lip once in 3.5ys with RS. Brake ducts hit first and lift won't help because it happens at speed. Personally, I wouldn't buy a new or used car with the lift.
#6
I'd be more concerned about the weight and complexity than the price, but to your point, spending $3500 bucks, the added weight, another mechanical item to potentially break down, having to remember to switch it on ... I guess whoever is paying the bill would have to decide how much a little peace of mind is worth.
In my mind the CCB were always the "must have" option, but reading through this forum, the view seems to be mixed.
#7
The 991 GT3 sits 30mm lower than the regular 991. It's really low.
The front lift is 30mm, so it gets you back to regular 991 height - which is still low and requires angling into most all driveways.
I've got 600 miles on the car and I think the lift option is worth it. It just makes the car much easier to live with. Even with the front raised, you still need to be careful and approach most inclines at an angle.
Without it you'll be stressing every single driveway and parking lot entrance, and I do mean every time.
Agreed $3500 is a lot of money for what it is.
The front lift is 30mm, so it gets you back to regular 991 height - which is still low and requires angling into most all driveways.
I've got 600 miles on the car and I think the lift option is worth it. It just makes the car much easier to live with. Even with the front raised, you still need to be careful and approach most inclines at an angle.
Without it you'll be stressing every single driveway and parking lot entrance, and I do mean every time.
Agreed $3500 is a lot of money for what it is.
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#8
The 991 GT3 sits 30mm lower than the regular 991. It's really low.
The front lift is 30mm, so it gets you back to regular 991 height - which is still low and requires angling into most all driveways.
I've got 600 miles on the car and I think the lift option is worth it. It just makes the car much easier to live with. Even with the front raised, you still need to be careful and approach most inclines at an angle.
Without it you'll be stressing every single driveway and parking lot entrance, and I do mean every time.
Agreed $3500 is a lot of money for what it is.
The front lift is 30mm, so it gets you back to regular 991 height - which is still low and requires angling into most all driveways.
I've got 600 miles on the car and I think the lift option is worth it. It just makes the car much easier to live with. Even with the front raised, you still need to be careful and approach most inclines at an angle.
Without it you'll be stressing every single driveway and parking lot entrance, and I do mean every time.
Agreed $3500 is a lot of money for what it is.
#9
The 991 GT3 sits 30mm lower than the regular 991. It's really low.
The front lift is 30mm, so it gets you back to regular 991 height - which is still low and requires angling into most all driveways.
I've got 600 miles on the car and I think the lift option is worth it. It just makes the car much easier to live with. Even with the front raised, you still need to be careful and approach most inclines at an angle.
Without it you'll be stressing every single driveway and parking lot entrance, and I do mean every time.
Agreed $3500 is a lot of money for what it is.
The front lift is 30mm, so it gets you back to regular 991 height - which is still low and requires angling into most all driveways.
I've got 600 miles on the car and I think the lift option is worth it. It just makes the car much easier to live with. Even with the front raised, you still need to be careful and approach most inclines at an angle.
Without it you'll be stressing every single driveway and parking lot entrance, and I do mean every time.
Agreed $3500 is a lot of money for what it is.
-Reduced ride height of 20 mm for Carrera and 10 mm for Carrera S models
If they're saying the GT3 is 30MM lower than a 911 C2 with no PASM then it's only a 10MM difference from my C2S w/ PASM. If that's the case, I don't think I'll be getting the lift. Anyone know if my calculations are correct?
BTW thanks for all the help guys!
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