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butch199

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  1. US or RoW?

    stock or sport?

    If you are changing suspensions I think you want a kit that includes springs, shocks and sway bars?

    stock, I have springs(Eibach) on car and want to go back to stock springs, I believe sport springs may be option as they would offer better ride than I have now and raise car some-sets too low now.

    Thanks

  2. My question is will stock springs and shocks fro a 2000 C2 coupe with manual trans work in my car?
    They might work but Porsche uses different spring rates and shock stiffness for coupes and cabs. As well the Tip and 6 speed matter also. It is all a case of weight and balance - Porsche's running are "tuned" to the cars options/weight/balance. Stock springs will raise the car up some and soften the ride some at the expense of some handling.

    Thanks Loren

  3. I have 99 996 C2 cab with tiptronic. The origanl owner put on Eibach springs. I am considering going back to stock springs to soften ride for daily driver. Also even though lowered car looks and handles great car sets too low for speed bumps driveways, etc. My question is will stock springs and shocks fro a 2000 C2 coupe with manual trans work in my car?

    Thanks in advance, this is a great forum

  4. Good morning, great site, it has helped in the purchase and maintenance of my 996.

    I purchase a 99 c2 cab that already had a lowered suspension installed. How can I identify what suspension my 996 has? The spring in the car have a yellow color. The height of the wheel well lip in the back is 25" and in the front 25 1/4". I have 18" whells with P zeros installed.

    Thank for the help.

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