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I am getting ready to have a PSS9 kit installed on my 02 996
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Use car 75% street 25% track

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I intend to use the car 75% street 25% track.
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I am getting ready to have a PSS9 kit installed on my 02 996
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Use car 75% street 25% track

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I am getting ready to have a PSS9 kit installed on my 02 996 Does anybody know of a good shop in the Sacramento / Bay Area to do the install, alignment and corner balancing? Also what alignment specs / shock settings / ride height do you recommend? I intend to use the car 75% street 25% track. I don�t daily drive the car so a fairly aggressive setup is ok. Thanks, Tim

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I usually drop the Carreras to Euro sport spec, which is 138mm (+/- 10) in the front and 148 (+/- 10). Car will look very good at that height. This is measured from the factory points, and not from the fenders. I usually set them to 4-5 and let the customer change them from there depeding on how it feels with their driving style.

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Try Devek in Redwood city. They are great guys.

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Tim, start with something pretty neutral like 5 in the front and 4 in the rear or 4 and 3 respecively. If you've got 19s then go a little softer...

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