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Old 07-22-2019, 06:41 PM
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Originally Posted by AdamSanta85
Just installed this bad boy, reset ride height in software. Smoothed out the ride a lot. Loving it. Can't wait to install the coilovers. PDCC adapters will be here this week so maybe this weekend or the following.



NICE DUDE, you will enjoy it. You should do the camber plates too It allows for more aggressive alignment which REALLY improved the turn in and mid turn stability. Also more direct as you get rid of all the rubber stuff up top
Old 07-22-2019, 10:11 PM
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Originally Posted by AdamSanta85
I measured a 991.1 GT3 last night, it was 27.25" floor to fender front and rear.
just measured my 991.2 C2 on H&R and it is 26 7/8 front and 27 rear. Its low. Maybe too low, but its what Ive got!

Axle lift would be helpful... on a side note, the new C8 corvette has auto gps based axle lift, which is awesome if it works...
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Originally Posted by Joec500
Our rear shocks have a snapring adjustments that allows you to lower the suspension perch, so you can actually lower the rears a little.

I have a set of used TechArt Springs I would sell for pretty cheap from my 991.1. Here's my car on the TechArt.


Dropped on Tech Art
What is this snapring adjustment on rear shock you speak of? I don't remember seeing anything like that when I did my springs. How much more can you sneak out of it? Intrigued, I'll have to crawl under there and look.
Old 07-23-2019, 12:19 AM
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Second the motion for the camber plates. Alignment is the name of the game to maximize benefit from any upgrade.
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Originally Posted by eroc0808
What is this snapring adjustment on rear shock you speak of? I don't remember seeing anything like that when I did my springs. How much more can you sneak out of it? Intrigued, I'll have to crawl under there and look.
if you look under the the spring perch on the stock rear shock, you will see machined slits and DIRECTLY underneath the spring perch is a snap ring that you can lower, which in turn lets the spring perch fall so you can lower the rear ride height.
Old 07-23-2019, 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted by eroc0808
What is this snapring adjustment on rear shock you speak of? I don't remember seeing anything like that when I did my springs. How much more can you sneak out of it? Intrigued, I'll have to crawl under there and look.
Look at page 8/9

https://www.techart.de/fileadmin/med...f6c470cfa8.pdf
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Originally Posted by titleistaddict87
Second the motion for the camber plates. Alignment is the name of the game to maximize benefit from any upgrade.
I will get them at some point. Need to cool it on mod spending for a bit, spent a lot in the 2 months I have had the car. Going to install coils with OEM mounts, and maybe upgrade to aftermarket in the spring or something.
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Interesting-didn’t notice those notches when I installed mine...are they also on the front?
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Ya I did notice the notches on the shock and wondered what they were for. Didn't look close enough I guess. So how is it adjusted? Is there a snapring inside the spring perch?
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Originally Posted by polobai
Interesting-didn’t notice those notches when I installed mine...are they also on the front?
no
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Originally Posted by eroc0808
Ya I did notice the notches on the shock and wondered what they were for. Didn't look close enough I guess. So how is it adjusted? Is there a snapring inside the spring perch?
What notch are guys using for the Techarts? The manual says either third or fourth from top. I'm not actually sure which one mine is at but I'll check when I get home. How difficult is it to change to the next notch? If I move down one will it require a re-alignment?
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Originally Posted by Truble10
What notch are guys using for the Techarts? The manual says either third or fourth from top. I'm not actually sure which one mine is at but I'll check when I get home. How difficult is it to change to the next notch? If I move down one will it require a re-alignment?
I want to know this also. I bet this is the reason some cars on springs look raked and others don't!
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Update

Spring Rates:
  • Base 991: 24nm/48nm
  • PASM: 28nm/62nm
  • PASM-S/GTS?: 33nm/108nm
  • KW HAS: 44nm/100nm
  • GT3: 45nm/120nm
  • Bilstein B16 Damptronic full coilovers: 50nm/110nm
  • Elephant Stage 1: 52nm/96nm
  • H&R VTF: "We won't tell you"
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Originally Posted by AdamSanta85
Update

Spring Rates:
  • Base 991: 24nm/48nm
  • PASM: 28nm/62nm
  • PASM-S/GTS?: 33nm/108nm
  • KW HAS: 44nm/100nm
  • GT3: 45nm/120nm
  • Bilstein B16 Damptronic full coilovers: 50nm/110nm
  • Elephant Stage 1: 52nm/96nm
  • H&R VTF: "We won't tell you"
Great info, thanks for sharing.
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Originally Posted by AdamSanta85
Update

Spring Rates:
  • Base 991: 24nm/48nm
  • PASM: 28nm/62nm
  • PASM-S/GTS?: 33nm/108nm
  • KW HAS: 44nm/100nm
  • GT3: 45nm/120nm
  • Bilstein B16 Damptronic full coilovers: 50nm/110nm
  • Elephant Stage 1: 52nm/96nm
  • H&R VTF: "We won't tell you"
^ 991.1 or 991.2?


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