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Lowering a Cayenne

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Check around to make sure you get ones that maintain the ride.

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Check around to make sure you get ones that maintain the ride.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hello, new to Porsche and get delivery of a non air ride Cayenne at the end of the month. What is the best way to lower the ride height, thanks in anticipation of being pointed in the right direction, Al

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Springs.  Check around to make sure you get ones that maintain the ride.  Go for reputable brands like Eibach or H+R.  Also be sure to get the alignment redone including camber and caster.

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thanks Skidmarks, any retailers you would recommend? cheers Al

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Most reputable Specialists would carry or have access to them.  If you don't know any, I can put you in touch with a few to trust. Just be careful on your insurance so as not to void cover if it's treated as "modified".  May also impact warranty depending on how hard line Porsche might take. You could also check with Porsche itself as it might carry or be able to fit and if they do, that would be an option.

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thanks again, will talk to the dealership, getting calipers done so might get the springs done at the same time possibly, cheers

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