Street coilovers setup
#17
RL Community Team
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Like all suspension threads, lots of different opinions. I appreciate everyone's responses.
Its either Eibach + stock, or B16 for me. I don't see anyone mentioning KW...a local Porsche shop does, but not sure I like their opinion (KW made of superior materials).
I'm doing the install myself as I understand you can do the swap without the use of spring compressors. My 997 is my second weekend car, so its ok if I'm on jackstands for a couple of weekends.
Its either Eibach + stock, or B16 for me. I don't see anyone mentioning KW...a local Porsche shop does, but not sure I like their opinion (KW made of superior materials).
I'm doing the install myself as I understand you can do the swap without the use of spring compressors. My 997 is my second weekend car, so its ok if I'm on jackstands for a couple of weekends.
Last edited by Petza914; 01-28-2022 at 09:14 AM.
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jamesinger (01-28-2022)
#18
Three Wheelin'
^^^ 100%. I have seen A LOT of weird mishaps from this where people thought putting two wheels between and loosening would stop it from blasting off. Luckily, I have not seen someone get severely hurt but I have seen parts and cars get damaged.
#19
Burning Brakes
Like all suspension threads, lots of different opinions. I appreciate everyone's responses.
Its either Eibach + stock, or B16 for me. I don't see anyone mentioning KW...a local Porsche shop does, but not sure I like their opinion (KW made of superior materials).
I'm doing the install myself as I understand you can do the swap without the use of spring compressors. My 997 is my second weekend car, so its ok if I'm on jackstands for a couple of weekends.
Its either Eibach + stock, or B16 for me. I don't see anyone mentioning KW...a local Porsche shop does, but not sure I like their opinion (KW made of superior materials).
I'm doing the install myself as I understand you can do the swap without the use of spring compressors. My 997 is my second weekend car, so its ok if I'm on jackstands for a couple of weekends.
I read some threads about KWs and one 997 Turbo guy was complaining about the spring rates being too soft, and bottoming out his car on a ride.
I like Ohlins as a brand, never used them, but don't they have like a 30,000km rebuild interval?
#20
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[Sure love the infinite adjustability of the coilover ride height and would love them even more if that could be combined with PASM/DSC.]