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Help me id this suspension: PSS9?
I was told this suspension came off of a 964, and was a pss9 system. Front struts have the following numbers: 964 343 03284 and 60805767TR. Rears have 4451103H002 and 00968080. Although parts are stamped Bilstein, they could not ID numbers.
  I don't believe it is PSS9, I can't find adjustments.
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Alan:
Those are NOT PSS-9's. What you have the TRG's 964 Coilovers based on the Bilstein RSR units with Faulkner springs.
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05-14-2005, 09:32 AM
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Thanks for the quick reply Steve. I didn't think it was PSS9. Springs are 450# and 750#. Will this make a good track/occasional street suspension?
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Hi Alan:
I'd need a LOT more information about the car, what tires/wheels you will use and how much track experience you have to make that call,...  Its very aggressive for street use, though.
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