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Lowering Spring Install

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Replace shocks

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Another recent H&R convert also changed his shocks to Bilstein H6.
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Check rear top hats rubber bearings

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Check the rear top hats rubber bearings to assure they have not cracked.
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Check rear top hats rubber bearings

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Check the rear top hats rubber bearings to assure they have not cracked.
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Replace later

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A real pain to replace later.
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Check rear top hats rubber bearings

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Check the rear top hats rubber bearings to assure they have not cracked.
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Replace later

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A real pain to replace later.
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Lowering Spring Install

Replace shocks

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Another recent H&R convert also changed his shocks to Bilstein H6.
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POST 1Original post

I'm considering installing my H&R lowering springs on my daily driven 2011 Cayman . Is there any other parts that I need to do this? Other posts have mentioned camber plates, compensation plates and a few other odds and ends. Any of these things necessary?

POST 2Original post

Check the rear top hats rubber bearings to assure they have not cracked. A real pain to replace later. Also, this is an excellent time to add GT3 LCA's if you intend to raise your front camber above -1.4. If you are intending to do any HPDE's, that camber will save your outside front tire shoulders. If that is not your bag, then you do not need this modifications for the street. Another recent H&R convert also changed his shocks to Bilstein H6. I would think this maybe worthwhile depending on your cars mileage and use.

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