Glaze88

Has anyone purchased and fitted the lowering links for the CTT?

Seems like a cheap alternative to drop the stance a little but not sure of any negative implications to the electronics if fitted?

Glaze88

These-

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/120986724991?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

endless_corners

What size wheels do you run and do you have PASM?

Glaze88

22Inch wheels and it is an Australian Delivered car, so not sure. Clarify what PASM is again?

Glaze88

Oh I remember now, yeh it does have the Active Suspension

endless_corners

Well that should help. Some say 22's can be a bit hard riding but it would depend how low you go. There are definitely people on the board that have done lowering links. Although some random eBay parts can be a gamble. Might be a good idea to source links from a reputable source.

Glaze88

Reputable sources being? Im new to Porsche life

Paqueras

Mine is with Lowering links.

No problem at all. Could get a little harsh if you go too low.

I also use the shocks in Sport mode and everything is just fine.



BTW i live in Lima Peru and we have crappy roads.

x98boardwell

I bought the links, $125 on eBay or something, can't remember. Love them and took 45 minutes total.

stuartph

Do the links come with suggested height measurements

x98boardwell

I didn't see any. I measured against the factory (fixed length) ones and made mine a little longer, maybe 5-7mm.. or even less than, it's a been a while so don't know exactly. The longer they are, the lower your vehicle.

After installation and desired height reached i took to the dealer for an alignment to ensure I was dialed in at the most used ride height. Has been great ever since!