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lowering to euro spec's question

what are the euro ride height spec's for a SC and how would you get that ride height and also, is there really a extreme handling change with this
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The Spec Book gives values for:

Front axel

Height adjustment:
Wheel center above
middle of torsion bar

911 SC.(Euro)..................108mm

911 SC - USA................... 99mm
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9mm or .354"= 1/3" higher for US models


Rear Axel Secifications:

Height adjustment

Wheel center below center of cross tube

911 SC (Euro)...................16mm

911 SC/Turbo - USA,
Canada, Japan..................37mm


21mm difference between Euro and US or .826" higher for US.



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No extreme handling change but do it for the looks if nothing else. Note that the thick washers on top of the front struts have to come out to keep the proper geometry. They were put there only for the US ride height cars.

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Euro ride height measured from the fenders is roughly 25.5" front, 25" rear.

Don't get too wild with the lowering. I actually raised the front of my car to 25.5" and the ride improved dramatically. The previous owner slammed the car down as low as it would go and there was zero suspension travel left.

After you lower the car you should get it aligned by a shop that knows 911s.
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