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Is there an ROW sport suspension option for the base 997 nonPASM?
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POST 2Original post
Probably help if you posted this in the 997 forum instead!
POST 3Original post
What he said... FYI, the answer is yes. 20mm lower than the regular 997 suspension (similar to ROW M030 on a 996). As an option, it includes a mechanccal LSD. It is incompatible with PASM. The reviews from the people who have it over seas, is that it is a lot stiffer than the 996 ROW M030. Most recommend going PASM instead unless your are dedicating it to the track. it is most commonly compared to the MKII GT3 suspension. There are a few threads on Renntech about it.
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