Gert

Just a quick note to tell you all that the RS/GT2 wheel carriers are available again
This after being in backorder for more than 2 years

uniquenamehere

Woah... great news!

MrRoboto

Price? Link? I wonder if this is Porsche classic's doing, with their effort to 3D print old parts?

onelove

I'd say it probably has something to do with Singer likely casting/producing their own version for their cars. 100-150 over a few years on a Classic part probably was more than Porsche forecasted initially.

mcipseric

BBI also makes a C&C forged copy.

erikerik

Good find!!! Just ordered mine.

TheBen

What's the benefit of the carriers? You can go lower and less bump steer?

craina

BBI's look very nice and claim to be stronger and more adjustable but they are ~50% more expensive than factory. BBI also does not include wheel bearings or tie rods.

911PERVY

Wow! Looks like all the hard work BBI and 9Meister have done has been blown away by Porsche. Porsche OEM looks well under 1/2 of the price.

TheBen

What is the price and part no's...

craina

http://www.carnewal.com/products/993...ersion-Package

FrenchToast

AFAIK, 3D printed components (including metals) are not yet able to cope with / be approved for dynamic loads.

That said, I think the Bugatti Chiron brakes are printed titanium. Perhaps forces in that application are minimal enough that they could approve it.

MarinS4

Such a great mod!

I went years without truly understanding the benefits. I had no real bump steer issues. It reared its ugly head once in a while but nothing worth worrying about. It was not until I played around with some race car stuff (BMW M3) that I understood the side effects of lowing a strut based car. These wheel carriers corrected the geometry from lowering. I was rewarded with a car that had much better turn in and eliminated the inherent understeer.

IMHO if you've lowered the car below ROW height pull the trigger on some RS wheel carriers.