nycebo

Clearly none of you drive on the roads in and around Manhattan. Agreed, on smooth asphalt in Westchester or in most cities, my RoW M030 suspension is an absolute dream and that's why I put it on the car. Planted. Stable. Predictable. Tight, and not in overly firm way. A super solid investment. However, there is no denying that it is VERY VERY VERY noticeably on the roads of New York City. I don't find it particularly terrible, but you notice every single pothole, manhole cover, steel construction plate, bridge seam, and bricked roads. It demands extra attention and I cringe almost every time I drive and vibrate over the most poorly constructed/paved roads in the union. Of course, I'd never go back to stock.

himself

I think every city in every state has a bad road somewhere - it's not just Manhattan. Maybe there are more in Manhattan, but most folks will be on them less since they don't drive into Manhattan daily (as compared to the "rest" of us that daily drive our cars. And for other northeast drivers, pot holes are everywhere.

As for ROW, it really isn't that bad on bumpy roads, just more bumpy than stock or when compared to a luxo-barge. In the grand scheme of suspensions on 996s it's actually pretty tame.

-td

Mathemagician

Sorry for the delay in following up. The estimate was $700 +/- $100.

perryinva

Thats about the same quoted here, with a new alignment. Does anyone know for certain if you go with 5mm or 7mm spacers, can you just reuse the exsting lug bolts? BTW, I don't need anyone to tell me that 5mm is hardly noticeable, go thicker, yada, yada, yada. TIA.

gota911

No, your should NOT use the existing lug bolts is you add spacers. The length of the new bolts should be equal to the length of stock bolts PLUS the thickness (width) of the spacer installed.