Jacky

I'm looking for the best adjustable sway bar upgrade / modification to make on my 2011 GTS Cabrio (997.2) and noticed that there's only one company offering them specifically as a direct fit to the GTS model - this is TPC Racing. Most others are offering an adjustable sway bar made to fit GT3's and with the use of an adapter, can be fitted on to a GTS - such as Tarett Engineering.
There's a couple of issues here, one is the use of an adapter rather than a direct fit & the other is the cost difference between TPC Racing's direct fitting GTS bar and the others...
Even though the nut behind the wheel (me!!) could be improved upon... I'm nonetheless seeking to increase the car's track driving performance / handling. The current mods include: 1) GiroDisc 350mm floating disc brakes + their s/s pads on my OEM 4pot red calipers; 2) DSC V1 controller module in use on my OEM shocks and; 3) Sharkwerks center muffler delete.
Anyone make the leap to adjustable sway bars?

mcfisticuffs

https://rennlist.com/forums/997-foru...ng-on-diy.html

Jacky

WOW that's quite a great link you've sent me from nwGTS's suspension mods - thanks mcfisticuffs.

nwGTS

Jacky

Thx for your offer to help nwGTS. I'll be taking you up on it when my project starts in May.

mcfisticuffs

nwGTS did all the work. I just read it whenever I'm sad and lonely.

nwGTS

kisik

nwGTS is a great resource. Bottom line is that sways are great and relatively inexpensive way to greatly improve a boat feel and add stiffness. Just use stock 3 hole GT3 rear (no need for drop links) + any thicker front 5 hole bar like from TPC racing (you need drop links here). Install is like 15 min rear and 45 min front (need to move cross member with more work). Just don't go crazy stiff on holes since your street ride will be very unforgiving.

nwGTS