911 2

i have adjustable suspension on my 964 turbo if i was to lower the car further would i need to do a full 4 wheel alignment again

Metal Guru

Yes.
Ride height affects camber and toe.
Ride height has to be set first.
The lower you set the ride height, the worst bump steer and roll steer get. Ride quality also deteriorates as you go lower.
RS spec is the practical limit for ride height, IMO.

911 2

ok thanks
will just leave as it is as it is low but thought id go a little lower but not worth the hassle of the 4 wheel alignmnet

ralt

I am set at 25' left front. 25.5 left rear. 24.75 right front. 25.25 right rear. all measured at the fender. and i still bump the nose now and again on driveways so this is as low as i like.