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Thanks Larry! That's promising! Better track performance will be icing on the cake if I can get even 10% better city ride quality!
My DSC arrived today so I hope to install and test it this weekend (do I need to remove the rear seats for access?)
Hope to catch a ride another time though. Who's the keeper of the Bay Area Rennlist sanctioned track days and fun runs here??
My DSC arrived today so I hope to install and test it this weekend (do I need to remove the rear seats for access?)
Hope to catch a ride another time though. Who's the keeper of the Bay Area Rennlist sanctioned track days and fun runs here??
Here's a video tutorial on installing in a 991!
In case you have a 981, here is the tutorial for that:
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Originally Posted by Madmac
Are you in Jo'burg? Do you have Spasm?
I have pasm and find the ride way more compliant than my 987, which had the regular suspension. (I have pasm, which I chose on account of our roads). Whilst the ride can be a bit choppy, I have no concern longer term ( though do worry about driving when it rains and not seeing water filled pot holes, but any car I drove would have that problem). If it breaks, I'll fix it as I can't believe a Macan or Cayenne would be more fun to drive daily than a 911.
I have pasm and find the ride way more compliant than my 987, which had the regular suspension. (I have pasm, which I chose on account of our roads). Whilst the ride can be a bit choppy, I have no concern longer term ( though do worry about driving when it rains and not seeing water filled pot holes, but any car I drove would have that problem). If it breaks, I'll fix it as I can't believe a Macan or Cayenne would be more fun to drive daily than a 911.
The freeways are fine but the inner suburban roads are terrible. How's the Jozi backroads?
No Spasm
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Sadly this is not a 15 min job in a non-GT3.
Larry looks like rear seat removal is needed to get to the lower edge of the carpet to lift and restore it properly. Didn't have time to get into it yet but not as easy as the video makes it look unless you have no rear seats!
DSC Sport please let me know if I am missing the fast path here...
Larry looks like rear seat removal is needed to get to the lower edge of the carpet to lift and restore it properly. Didn't have time to get into it yet but not as easy as the video makes it look unless you have no rear seats!
DSC Sport please let me know if I am missing the fast path here...
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Sadly this is not a 15 min job in a non-GT3.
Larry looks like rear seat removal is needed to get to the lower edge of the carpet to lift and restore it properly. Didn't have time to get into it yet but not as easy as the video makes it look unless you have no rear seats!
DSC Sport please let me know if I am missing the fast path here...
Larry looks like rear seat removal is needed to get to the lower edge of the carpet to lift and restore it properly. Didn't have time to get into it yet but not as easy as the video makes it look unless you have no rear seats!
DSC Sport please let me know if I am missing the fast path here...