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01-21-2004, 12:22 AM
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Hey ViperBob - question for you. I have M030, Bilstein HD's and ROW sway bars on a 97 993 NB. I'm interested in going to the RS ride height but can't with these bars and the drop links in the rear. Will your drop links solve this issue or do I have to go to the adj bars? Thanks in advance for your assistance.
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01-21-2004, 10:48 AM
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Hi Ralph
Sorry for the delayed response. While I do have drop links that can lower the car further with the HDs, I have not had someone test how low they can go. My drop links will allow a lowering of the rear sway bar perch approx 3/4" from where you would need to set it up with the factory drop link. 3/4" lower on the strut equates to even more distance at the fenderwell. The limiting factor with the HDs may also not be just the drop link. There is limited range of where you can adjust the sway bar mount. On PSS9s it would work fine.
So until I have installed it and checked it out I can not say that it will work. I guess that is the problem with living in the "Show Me" state for most of my life...
Sorry for the delayed response. While I do have drop links that can lower the car further with the HDs, I have not had someone test how low they can go. My drop links will allow a lowering of the rear sway bar perch approx 3/4" from where you would need to set it up with the factory drop link. 3/4" lower on the strut equates to even more distance at the fenderwell. The limiting factor with the HDs may also not be just the drop link. There is limited range of where you can adjust the sway bar mount. On PSS9s it would work fine.
So until I have installed it and checked it out I can not say that it will work. I guess that is the problem with living in the "Show Me" state for most of my life...
