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I have SPASM. Sometimes the front wheel gap bothers me and sometimes it looks fine. Is it worth possibly ruining the perfect ride to drop it 10mm? Probably not.
I would’ve considered Bilstein coilovers but I have FAL and it’s a fixed 35mm drop in the front. That’s way too low for me because I drive the car a lot and need to be able to navigate any new obstacles or inclines that pop up.
I have SPASM. Sometimes the front wheel gap bothers me and sometimes it looks fine. Is it worth possibly ruining the perfect ride to drop it 10mm? Probably not.
I would’ve considered Bilstein coilovers but I have FAL and it’s a fixed 35mm drop in the front. That’s way too low for me because I drive the car a lot and need to be able to navigate any new obstacles or inclines that pop up.
not that my opinion matters much, but I think this looks perfect.
not that my opinion matters much, but I think this looks perfect.
I, too, agree that SPASM is perfect for OEM wheels. The minute you go aftermarket and spec wider, aggressively offset wheels, a drop is necessary for the car to look right.
Thanks! I'm pretty proud of this build and think it's a good example of what can be done purely from the configurator without all of the CXX optioning. :-)
We actually used my car (and garage) in the Porsche AG spotlight video on PTSRS that was released last year. Whenever I see your username it reminds me of it since the tag line was "dreams in full color". https://www.porsche.com/germany/abou...ories/willlee/
I think SPASM is perfect height on these cars... still drives me insane that you can't put it on a targa because I wish I was just a tiny bit lower. (PASM below)
04-17-2024, 02:02 PM
