YOUR RESEARCHOpinion on OEM + suspension upgrade on a Collector grade 2004 C4S?????
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Looking to modify Suspension with the sole purpose of lowering the car 20-30mm for esthetic purposes only. Have no plans to track. I was thinking a stock GT3 suspension might work but not sure it would fit. Thank you in advance for any ideas. Blaine
The GT3 is rear wheel drive, the 4S is 4 wheel drive, different suspension.
The RoW option for the C4S will drop the car 10mm in the rear and 20mm in the front from the stock US height The x73 option for the C4S will drop the car 30mm rear and 40mm front from the stock US height This information comes from Gert at Carnewal, https://www.carnewal.com/
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