Which Coilover do you recommend for 2009 997 Turbo?
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Tend to agree with bonehead, if you tend to track your car a lot, or push it hard enough on the track bilsteins are not that great. I found they had to have the ride ht set at such a level for max performance, (ie low), that I scraped everywhere. Then if you raise it up, the spring pressure essentially overpowers the helper springs and the ride sucks. So, basically they are not really adjustable out of about a 10mm ht field. plus their d links are a joke. I actually went back to GMG springs, much better ride and significantly better handling at the track.
Like I said the only aftermarket pasm option is the TPC version which is completely reworked, the next best setup for me is the GMG springs/sways/dog bones/etc on the stock dampners.
Like I said the only aftermarket pasm option is the TPC version which is completely reworked, the next best setup for me is the GMG springs/sways/dog bones/etc on the stock dampners.