Rest of World springs, how can you identify them?
#1
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Rest of World springs, how can you identify them?
So a set of RoW springs has popped up for sale not that far from me. How can I identify these as actual RoW springs and not just regular US market springs? Are the paint marks on them a different color? If so, what color are the paint marks on the RoW springs vs the US market springs?
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So a set of RoW springs has popped up for sale not that far from me. How can I identify these as actual RoW springs and not just regular US market springs? Are the paint marks on them a different color? If so, what color are the paint marks on the RoW springs vs the US market springs?
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Yup, they lower the car some compared to the US market springs, about 4/5" up front and 2/5" in the rear. So a minor amount of lowering compared to H&R springs, but still an appreciable amount, plus they're stiffer. Best to pair them with Bilstein B8's, which are still on intergalactic back order.
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From "996, The Essential Companion"
#7
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...so if this info is accurate and I'm reading it correctly,
996 Turbo Coupe
US, Front: Red/White
ROW, Front: Gold/White or Pink/Blue
X73, Front: Blue/Silver
US, Rear: ?
ROW, Rear: ?
X73, Rear: ?
Also, X73 ≠ ROW.
X73 isn't easily available, but that aside, I'd rank my personal choice as:
X73 > H&R Sport > ROW > US
996 Turbo Coupe
US, Front: Red/White
ROW, Front: Gold/White or Pink/Blue
X73, Front: Blue/Silver
US, Rear: ?
ROW, Rear: ?
X73, Rear: ?
Also, X73 ≠ ROW.
X73 isn't easily available, but that aside, I'd rank my personal choice as:
X73 > H&R Sport > ROW > US
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#8
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I don't see my spring p/n on that list Paul but did see it on another list somewhere. Here's my shock p/n. Notice how it says B4 and not B8. Sorry not trying to hijack the thread just curious .