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I own a 911 991 but unfortunately my car only has PADM without PASM, the question is, can I install B16 Bilstein shock absorbers with PASM system (without using the electric part) Is it possible, and how effective is the analysis?
I have read the circuit diagram and the sensor and control box parameters of PADM and PASM are almost the same.
The right side is where the shock absorber sensor valve is plugged in.
Long story short. I purchased a 991.1 with B16 PASM coil overs, I was at my wits end on trying to soften up the ride...until I finally bit the bullet and got a DSC controller. It's an absolute must with the B16's. You cannot buy softer springs for these either. I was about to send them to Bilstein to have them worked on for about $1200 because they seemed like they were bunk and not working.
Long story short. I purchased a 991.1 with B16 PASM coil overs, I was at my wits end on trying to soften up the ride...until I finally bit the bullet and got a DSC controller. It's an absolute must with the B16's. You cannot buy softer springs for these either. I was about to send them to Bilstein to have them worked on for about $1200 because they seemed like they were bunk and not working.
i bought the ECu control box with Pasm support, and studied the circuit boards along with the sensor systems and compared with the previous generation. i think it will work, because on the control box there are only 8 lift control wires for the angle reduction, corresponding to 4 shock absorbers. i will update the results after completion.
Long story short. I purchased a 991.1 with B16 PASM coil overs, I was at my wits end on trying to soften up the ride...until I finally bit the bullet and got a DSC controller. It's an absolute must with the B16's. You cannot buy softer springs for these either. I was about to send them to Bilstein to have them worked on for about $1200 because they seemed like they were bunk and not working.
Generally,IMO, the DSC controller is wonderful. It really captures more range of the OEM shocks.
i bought the ECu control box with Pasm support, and studied the circuit boards along with the sensor systems and compared with the previous generation. i think it will work, because on the control box there are only 8 lift control wires for the angle reduction, corresponding to 4 shock absorbers. i will update the results after completion.
08-29-2024, 01:59 PM
Install B16 Bilstein PASM for 911 991 Non PASM
