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lowering rsr

Ok, Im confused a buddy of mine called a shop to have his car lowered (87-911) they told him they would lower his car by the torsion bars they would do it the rsr way, what are they doing differently.


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Maybe he means rasing the spindles on the struts to lower the car without re-indexing the torsion bars. 19mm can be had when using 16inch wheels, much more and the ball joint hits the inner wheel rim.

In the rear, you can put 930 Turbo suspension arms in which are shorter. To compensate, the rear attachment points are raised and moved rearward and inward. I do not think this really lowers the car, though.

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