Pics request of 997 c2s lowered on h&r with spacers on lobster forks
#32
Pics request of 997 c2s lowered on h&r with spacers on lobster forks
The drop links were loose panzy tech didn't tighten them I guess but 500miles now on my H&R's and no problems drives just as good as my stock suspension. Only issue is the rubbing of the front lip due to having the GT front bumper. Waiting to do spacers haven't had the time but I believe spacers is a must!
#34
15MM on all 4 corners?
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#37
looks great guys.
i run 15mm fronts and it looks fine to me. to my friends that feel little nervous i say run 12s on the fronts. both look great - 7mm is definitely way too mild.
i run 15mm fronts and it looks fine to me. to my friends that feel little nervous i say run 12s on the fronts. both look great - 7mm is definitely way too mild.
Last edited by myw; 12-03-2016 at 11:23 AM.
#40
I'm curious on specs. I think perfection is 15m on all 4 corners and at a minimum dropped on H&R springs. I'm going back to c/o soon to get the squared look.
QUOTE=ID4688V;4595447]These have already been posted on "Best of Silver" Thread. But just in case you haven't seen this... I am really happy with this look now.
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QUOTE=ID4688V;4595447]These have already been posted on "Best of Silver" Thread. But just in case you haven't seen this... I am really happy with this look now.
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#41
- RSS Spacers 5mm Front and 15mm Back
#44
looks amazing. Lobsters look great ...
#45
Just recently had Eibach springs and 15mm front and rear spacers on my 997 cab with Lobster Claws. Also had the alignment redone. Absolutely love the way she looks now. Sits just right.
Also very suprised in the lack of ride quality difference with the Eibach vs the original springs (car is a very low km's car, has ~50,000kms).
The handling has also changed significantly for the better, IMO. I think the cabriolet's sit very high in the back with very soft suspension there. So there's lots of weight shift to the rear, which ended up feeling like very unpredictable understeer/oversteer moments.
My fiancee and I run our Boxster in our local Porsche Club motorkhana's normally, and tried the 911 for a training round when it was stock...found it very difficult to predict. I've since had the car out in the wet and it's much easier to predict/promote oversteer now.
Really love the way it sits now. Should've come like this from factory.
and a phone pic from the rear angle
Also very suprised in the lack of ride quality difference with the Eibach vs the original springs (car is a very low km's car, has ~50,000kms).
The handling has also changed significantly for the better, IMO. I think the cabriolet's sit very high in the back with very soft suspension there. So there's lots of weight shift to the rear, which ended up feeling like very unpredictable understeer/oversteer moments.
My fiancee and I run our Boxster in our local Porsche Club motorkhana's normally, and tried the 911 for a training round when it was stock...found it very difficult to predict. I've since had the car out in the wet and it's much easier to predict/promote oversteer now.
Really love the way it sits now. Should've come like this from factory.
and a phone pic from the rear angle
Last edited by wilchelus; 06-10-2017 at 09:30 PM.