Any Sacramento folks with a PSS9 adjustment tool?
10-31-2006 | 02:03 AM
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Any Sacramento folks with a PSS9 adjustment tool?
I bought a set of PSS9's from a Rennlister and had them installed on my 99 996..but it didn't get the height adjustment tool with them and the installer told me to come back with a tool and he'd adjust the ride height and re-align it for me. Anyone in the Sacramento or adjacent area who has a tool I might borrow to get the job done? Chuck
10-31-2006 | 11:22 AM
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What you need is called a spanning, or spanner wrench. A quick Google found these guys. Maybe give them a call and order one. $6.95 well spent.
http://www.speedwaymotors.com/xq/asp...qx/Product.htm
http://www.speedwaymotors.com/xq/asp...qx/Product.htm
10-31-2006 | 01:16 PM
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Will do...thank you for your research and the tip. I might as well have one as a permanent part of the toolbox since I will probably be messing around with the ride height and settings. I sent an email to Speedway.
11-05-2006 | 02:37 AM
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Alex: Can't thank you enough. You and James are stand up fellows. It's rewarding to see this sort of response from fellow Rennlisters. BTW...the car is running great since you folks put in the mods. I haven't had to do anything but put gas in it and drive it.
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Originally Posted by Chuck Jones
Alex: Can't thank you enough. You and James are stand up fellows. It's rewarding to see this sort of response from fellow Rennlisters. BTW...the car is running great since you folks put in the mods. I haven't had to do anything but put gas in it and drive it.
Glad the car is happy....
11-12-2006 | 08:38 PM
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First...Alex...got the PSS9 spanners first thing monday via UPS ...thanx again for your on-the-spot help...most gratifying.
Now for the answer to Bos...height adjusted, corner balanced...new set of Sport Pilot II's...and she feel great! I lost a little of the cushy ride that the old shocks provided, but I gained a whole bunch in terms of how it feels cornering and being a little more squatted down in the straights seems to keep the nose tighter to the ground.... The wife doesn't seem to appreciate the stiffer ride....so we go to brekfast in her SUV and that takes care of the comments.
Now for the answer to Bos...height adjusted, corner balanced...new set of Sport Pilot II's...and she feel great! I lost a little of the cushy ride that the old shocks provided, but I gained a whole bunch in terms of how it feels cornering and being a little more squatted down in the straights seems to keep the nose tighter to the ground.... The wife doesn't seem to appreciate the stiffer ride....so we go to brekfast in her SUV and that takes care of the comments.