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New shocks
I want to replace the shocks on my 1999 Porsche 911 any suggestions
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Hello and welcome to the forum! Are you looking for a stock setup or aftermarket? What kind of driving are you going to be doing - daily, track, etc...? All these factors will determine what shocks we suggest. Thanks.
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I upgraded to Bilstein B8's on RUF springs and couldn't be happier. Smoother, flatter and more connected than stock.
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I would recommend you Ohlins brand.
I mounted a set on my gt3 MK1 and it's night and day comparing before.
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Koni Yellows. Adjustable, and way better than stock.
I kept stock springs and sway bars, but replaced upper strut mounts etc. Also, I replaced control arms/links, bushings, tie rods and drop links. #newfrontend #solid #quiet |
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