pstoppani

I'd prefer just a 1/2 inch lowering. 1 inch is too much; it already scrapes the front even at stock height.

Jim Michaels

If you have PASM, engage Sport Mode before you try to negotiate a delicate driveway.

Jim Michaels

Those interested in lowering their PASM-equiped Caymans might want to read K-Man's 5/28/06 post on the Cayman Tech forum at caymanclub.net. In brief, a Porsche suspension engineer told Ken that any lowering springs must be linear rate rather than progressive (as most lowering springs are). Lowering with progressive springs will lead to crummy dampening under load and early strut failure. The same restriction applies to other PASM-equiped models, including the GT3. Aftermarket suppliers are developing linear rate lowering springs, so some should be available soon.

soltino

disengage <?>



tino

GrantG

No, engaging sport modes makes it firmer, so there is less compression when hitting the driveway (less scraping).

PASM mode does not affect ride height as some mistakenly believe...