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Will springs from a 2003 996 Turbo fit my 2000 Carrera 4?

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I just installed C4 front springs on my C4S and they work good.
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Set free, thanks

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I have someone offering me a set for free, thanks
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I just installed C4 front springs on my C4S and they work good.
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I have someone offering me a set for free, thanks
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I see aftermarket springs for sale that say they will fit any AWD 996, ie C4, C4S or Turbo so Im assuming the stock Turbo springs will fit a C4? I have someone offering me a set for free, thanks

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What's your goal? I would expect the Turbo springs to have a slightly higher spring rate which will probably increase the front ride height a little.

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I just installed C4 front springs on my C4S and they work good. Much nicer ride.

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I just want to lower the car a little. But I found another thread on this board asking the same exact question 23 years ago! Someone said the same thing you did. Basically, the Turbo car is heavier, so it has a heavier spring rate, so it would actually lift my car. Thanks,

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