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Old Feb 24, 2004 | 04:27 AM
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I just picked up my 02 996 C2 four days ago. I am new to Porsche and this forum, and there are a few questions which I'd like to seek the advice of forum memebers:-

1) The car is very quiet, and would like to improve the sound. In Hong Kong which is where I live, only the Gemballa and the PSE exhausts are available. I read many positive reviews on the PSE but there appears to be very little info on the Gemballa. Does anyone have any experience?

2) I would also like to change the suspensions. My car will mainly be a daily driver plus possibly four to five track days per year. I have read up on the ROWM030, X74, H&R and PSS-9 on this forum, and it seems that for a long term investment, H&R and PSS-9 would be the choice. In relation thereto,
(i) Are there any difference between the H&R and PSS-9?
(ii) Would the H&R and PSS-9 give a much harsher ride in town than the ROW030 and X74?
(iii) If I opt for the H&R or PSS-9, I understand from the forum that I may also need the car realligned and corner balanced. Is there anything else that requires to be done while fitting these suspension? Further, what is involved in conrner balancing?

I am grateful for any advice, or if a similar subject has been discussed before, please point me to the right post.

Thank you in advance for the assistance.
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Old Feb 24, 2004 | 08:04 AM
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having done the RoW M030 myself, there are countless number of posts on this topic (all topics PSS9/RoW M030/H&R), all you have to do is "search" for them. use the search function up above and you will be surprised at the results. also, check on

http://www.renntech.org

and

http://www.6speedonline.com

have fun with the research!
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