BNIB: RUF 996TT/C4S Lowering Springs
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Drifting
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BNIB: RUF 996TT/C4S Lowering Springs
Brand new. Bought direct from RUF in late 2010. Paid $725. Looking for $650 shipped. Hard to get and rarely come up for sale. Lowers 25mm all around. I have includede a picture of a car that had these installed for reference. PayPal accepted.
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25mm aka one inch, great product. The can be ordered still but it does cost 750 a set. GL with sale. Great garage
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Burning Brakes
I have a set of Ruf lowering springs for sale. Were fitted on my 2004 996 TT and used about 2,200 miles. $400 plus shipping from Vancouver.
John in Vancouver
John in Vancouver
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Notes from Randy V about Thread HiJack
Not my words just a copy and paste from Randy V
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I'm interested in the new ones - but not until early August. + 1 on the garage - looks good. * These are the Turbo specific springs, right? (The C4S springs have a different part number - R96 3http://www.rufauto.us/ruf/index.php?...159&Itemid=21400 333 10.)
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Drifting
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I'm interested in the new ones - but not until early August. + 1 on the garage - looks good. * These are the Turbo specific springs, right? (The C4S springs have a different part number - R96 3http://www.rufauto.us/ruf/index.php?...159&Itemid=21400 333 10.)
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Drifting
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I ended up having them installed last week along with an alignment, so no longer for sale! I'd recommend these to anyone, great look and great ride without harshness.
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Hi,
You just have to approach everything slowly, and try to go in at an angle. Initially I scaped the lip spoiler a few times (nothing a metal woodworking file cannot clean-up), but now it has not really happened in months. It is more embarrasing when that happens than anything. I guess you just have get used to it.
You just have to approach everything slowly, and try to go in at an angle. Initially I scaped the lip spoiler a few times (nothing a metal woodworking file cannot clean-up), but now it has not really happened in months. It is more embarrasing when that happens than anything. I guess you just have get used to it.
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How do they feel at speed? Any coil-bind issues?