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thanks Loren, these are the values for normal air suspension (springs), but the GTS is lower, ca. -20m front ca.-10mm rear, so the values should be different?
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original 21" need wheel alignment values: FRONT Caster Camber individual Toe total Toe REAR Camber individual Toe total Toe
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Hello everybody, I am looking for the setting values for the wheel alignment on a Cayenne GTS 9PA1 (957) with air suspension. MY2010 (2009-12) Thanks in advance.
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They changed the design to be unlocked when doors unlock, you have to press door in to open the latch I wish that they hadn't, mine keeps opening in the car wash. send an Email (info@porsche.de) to Porsche Germany, and tell what s...happens.... and if the answer will be "... go to your local de..." then send the Email to the President of the Executive Board, or the other http://www.porsche.com/usa/aboutporsche/overview/executiveboard/ :cheers: