Used Porsche 911C2 techart springs, part #091.200.120.009

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07-18-2019, 02:53 AM | Replies: 8 | Views: 793

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Dom991.1

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Location Sarasota, FL, 34202, USA
Condition Used
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Make	Model	Year
Porsche	911	2012 - 2016

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Used Porsche 911C2 techart springs, part #091.200.120.009. To MY knowledge will NOT work with PASM/Sport PASM. Also, I used it on NB (not sure about WB fitment - confirm) GREAT way to give car an EXCELLENT ride height while retaining "Porsche feel".

Sold car. (Why i liked them so much but am selling them)...

$350 SHIPPED continental US. PayPal fees extra

07-18-2019, 09:36 AM

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FYI that part number DOES work with PASM / PASM-S as well. It can be confirmed in the Techart instruction manual.

https://www.techart.de/fileadmin/med...f6c470cfa8.pdf

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07-18-2019, 11:10 AM

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Originally Posted by AdamSanta85

FYI that part number DOES work with PASM / PASM-S as well. It can be confirmed in the Techart instruction manual.

https://www.techart.de/fileadmin/med...f6c470cfa8.pdf

Thanks for the feedback! As much as I’d like to broaden the market I can sell these to

, I’m not sure Id see the need for them on PASM/PASM-S. Their primary intent is to lower the car - which it does to between PASM & PASM-S height (is my understanding), so I don’t know that I would suggest someone replace either with this because I don’t know if they’d be BETTER? Possibly, but I don’t know.

Still, on a ‘base’ 911? Different story. Transformative in looks AND feel (while maintaining a very Porsche-like sportiness & live-ability - if that’s a word). Again, thanks for the feedback.

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