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Possible to lower c4s with spam -10mm pdcc to sport spam height -20mm?

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Old 01-11-2016, 05:59 PM
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I think the TechART were specced at 0.8"F/0.5"R as I recall - I assume those are based on PASM
Old 01-11-2016, 06:09 PM
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Unfortunately I can't confirm the height of the H&R's but everything I've read says they are lower.

I just re-measure the front from floor to fender at 26.75 compared to stock SPASM at 27.5...looks like they have settled a little more since install.
Old 01-11-2016, 06:14 PM
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I can certainly confirm my SPASM is 27.5" (just checked). Dude you get much lower than you are now you'll have to figure out how to make the tire oval
Old 01-11-2016, 06:43 PM
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Someone will correct me I am sure, but here is what I thought was the "hierarchy" of official Porsche suspension configurations... From memory:
1. Non-S, Non-PASM or non-SPASM cars (in other words, the stock base 3.4L 911 Carrera) = 0.0 mm drop

2. S cars with PASM (standard equipment) or non-S cars with PASM option = .10 mm additional drop from #1 above

3. Non-S and S cars with SPASM (option) .10 mm additional drop from #2 above
So if you spec a build for an S car WITH SPASM, your total drop is .20 mm. You can't have SPASM without PASM, so it's not either - or. And we are talking the difference being the springs, not the strut assembly as far as I recall.

The H&R spring set mentioned earlier is spec'd at a .25 mm drop, which is a tiny bit more than 1 inch overall (1 inch being = to 25.4 mm). If the SPASM drop is 20 mm, then H&R being .25 mm you are lower by .5 mm. The TechArt springs are just a bit less than H&R, aren't they?

Does this make any sense?
Old 01-11-2016, 07:59 PM
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27" here w/SPASM...
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Old 01-11-2016, 08:40 PM
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Hey Slant, are your wheels 19's?
Old 01-11-2016, 09:09 PM
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Originally Posted by agate911s
Hey Slant, are your wheels 19's?
Yes.
Old 01-12-2016, 08:21 PM
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PASM non SPASM with H&R on C4S
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Old 01-12-2016, 08:23 PM
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Originally Posted by plenum
Someone will correct me I am sure, but here is what I thought was the "hierarchy" of official Porsche suspension configurations... From memory:
1. Non-S, Non-PASM or non-SPASM cars (in other words, the stock base 3.4L 911 Carrera) = 0.0 mm drop

2. S cars with PASM (standard equipment) or non-S cars with PASM option = .10 mm additional drop from #1 above

3. Non-S and S cars with SPASM (option) .10 mm additional drop from #2 above
So if you spec a build for an S car WITH SPASM, your total drop is .20 mm. You can't have SPASM without PASM, so it's not either - or. And we are talking the difference being the springs, not the strut assembly as far as I recall.
That's my understanding also. Also I think the correct "PAG" nomenclature
is PASM-SPORT for PASM + sport springs etc...

Originally Posted by plenum
The H&R spring set mentioned earlier is spec'd at a .25 mm drop, which is a tiny bit more than 1 inch overall (1 inch being = to 25.4 mm). If the SPASM drop is 20 mm, then H&R being .25 mm you are lower by .5 mm. The TechArt springs are just a bit less than H&R, aren't they?

Does this make any sense?
Yes! and I believe the TechART springs as 0.8"F/0.5"R are 20mm and 17mm respectively...
Old 01-20-2016, 03:51 PM
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I bought a 2013 c4s this past sunday. It had PDCC and only pasm.... that is why I asked this question.

Thanks for all your comments and input...I have decided with techart springs..i wanted to keep my sport plus button functional as well as my PDCC.

I will soon create an intro thread.
Old 01-20-2016, 04:20 PM
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Originally Posted by plenum
Someone will correct me...
Okay, I'll go for it!

0.0 mm drop

.10 mm

.10 mm

.20 mm

.25 mm drop

1 inch being = to 25.4 mm

.25 mm

.5 mm

You have some SERIOUS decimal dysfunction. Everything that's not bold is off by a factor of either 10 or 100.
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Originally Posted by studlee
I know with pdcc you don't want to mess around with the suspension...but that extra -10mm looks so good.
You must have an eagle eye to notice 25/64's of an inch. I have SPASM and I can't see the difference between the 10mm and the 20mm setting.
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Originally Posted by NoGaBiker
Okay, I'll go for it!

You have some SERIOUS decimal dysfunction. Everything that's not bold is off by a factor of either 10 or 100.
Haha! Yeah! I caught that after posting and figured I'll sneak away... You finally caught me! Thanks. Yes 25mm = ~1 inch. NOT .25mm! The H&R sport springs I've had lower my C4S w/PASM by 25mm. That's a bit more than where it would be if I had PASM Sport option.
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Originally Posted by 991carreradriver
You must have an eagle eye to notice 25/64's of an inch. I have SPASM and I can't see the difference between the 10mm and the 20mm setting.
??? What settings are those? Do you mean you can't see the difference between your SPASM car (20mm lower) and a PASM car (10mm lower), or do you have some sort of height-adjustable suspension on yours where you can't see the difference between the two settings?

Thanks.


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