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Nice work Flo and Frohliche Weihnachten.

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Frohliche Weihnachten Flo.
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Hallo Flo,

von mir auch fröhliche Weihnachten.
Du könntest 2019 "Grillkönig" werden. Ich wünsche Dir viel Erfolg.
Grüße aus Friedberg
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Thank you guys! Enjoy your holidays!

Rob, haha, „Grillkönig“, good one, lool
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Flojo ..have a nice "Weihnachten"..the best for ya in 2019....
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Thanks! Y‘all have a great seasons end

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recently out this January as it was a dry and sunny day!

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recently out this January as it was a dry and sunny day!

Flojo,

Liking the look still. Obviously it is lowered to Eropean hight?
Are your wheels 16 inches? The yellow Porsche embellishment is a great custom touch too!
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Great stance, what are your wheel widths?
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That’s now a great looking car flo .

Irrelevant true story , but I once got stranded in your town and spent the night sleeping on the floor in the airport
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Obviously it is lowered to Eropean hight?
Well below.
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Thank you guys!

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Liking the look still. Obviously it is lowered to Eropean hight?
Are your wheels 16 inches? The yellow Porsche embellishment is a great custom touch too!
it's lower. Specs are:
Measured from floor to fender arch: front 63cm, rear 62cm
camber is front -1.4, rear -1.0
wheels are 7/8x16 Fuchs with Conti Sportcontact front 205/55, rear 225/50

I ride Bilstein Nürburgring shocks, Turbo struts and Turbo tierods front, also a RS strutbrace
stiffer sway bar and monoball couplers at rear
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Thanks for sharing Flojo,

Interesting suspension info. What are Turbo struts? I love my Turbo tie rods. I am Likely going to spherical A-arm bushings and Bilstein HD shocks and some lowering. I’ll still have much appreciation for your inspirational thread here!

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What are Turbo struts?
Well, unless I didn’t get it completely wrong, the green Bilstein front struts with the upside down Bilstein shocks are commonly called „Turbo struts“. Guess it’s because the 930 had these...

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I’ll still have much appreciation for your inspirational thread here!
Thank you!
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Well, unless I didn’t get it completely wrong, the green Bilstein front struts with the upside down Bilstein shocks are commonly called „Turbo struts“. Guess it’s because the 930 had these...


Thank you!
Thank you Flojo, I strolled through your thread and found the history of your ride height modifications. Interesting journey to be sure! The switch from multi colored Porsche stripe to the yellow one was genius IMHO!
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Thank you guys!


it's lower. Specs are:
Measured from floor to fender arch: front 63cm, rear 62cm
camber is front -1.4, rear -1.0
wheels are 7/8x16 Fuchs with Conti Sportcontact front 205/55, rear 225/50

I ride Bilstein Nürburgring shocks, Turbo struts and Turbo tierods front, also a RS strutbrace
stiffer sway bar and monoball couplers at rear
With those specs i would advice you to mount a bump steer kit if you have not done yet.
Your car will feel much better. Especially while driving straight.
Mine is 62cm in the front and felt very nervous on rough "Landstraßen"..
Was gone after mounting the kit
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With those specs i would advice you to mount a bump steer kit if you have not done yet.
Your car will feel much better. Especially while driving straight.
Mine is 62cm in the front and felt very nervous on rough "Landstraßen"..
Was gone after mounting the kit
thanks for the advice.
though I must say, that I cannot feel any disadvantage of not having this kit installed.
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I must say, that I cannot feel any disadvantage of not having this kit installed.
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My thoughts too......until I installed the kit. What was I thinking ?
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Old 02-12-2019, 07:31 AM
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I don't know what you were "thinking"... I just can tell you that running 240kmh on the Autobahn is no issue the way it is.

Maybe it's the 1cm that Rob's car is lower than mine?
His: front 62cm
Mine: 63 cm

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