Suspension issue H&R
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Suspension issue H&R
Hi Everybody,
I used to install H&R suspension on all my previous 911 (997, 997.2, 991, 991.2). The ride was fantastic and never too rough. I did the same thing on my 992...and the result is catastrophic. The ride is so rough..it is like their is no suspension at all. My Porsche dealer had tried to fix it...but they failed. They contact H&R and not surprisly they just said that their products are the best. So before I put back the OEM spring, I try to find out if their is any solutons. Any one have a tips?
I used to install H&R suspension on all my previous 911 (997, 997.2, 991, 991.2). The ride was fantastic and never too rough. I did the same thing on my 992...and the result is catastrophic. The ride is so rough..it is like their is no suspension at all. My Porsche dealer had tried to fix it...but they failed. They contact H&R and not surprisly they just said that their products are the best. So before I put back the OEM spring, I try to find out if their is any solutons. Any one have a tips?
#6
With the key out of the ignition, I'd try disconnecting/re-seating the PASM controller (connection).
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I have h&r on my 992 with pdcc and spasm. And the dealer installed it. It was a 15 hour job.
The ride is a bit rough but not to the point I can't daily it. I even brought it back to the dealer a couple months after for a quick install follow up (for free) and they said everything still looks good with the stock equipment.
Is it the best set up. No. And I will probably change to full coils when the stock suspension ****s out.
Just my input.
The ride is a bit rough but not to the point I can't daily it. I even brought it back to the dealer a couple months after for a quick install follow up (for free) and they said everything still looks good with the stock equipment.
Is it the best set up. No. And I will probably change to full coils when the stock suspension ****s out.
Just my input.