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What's your ride height?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Measured at the center of wheel to the top of fender lip, in CM please! My stock 03 996 C2 with 18" wheels and with a fresh suspension refresh (not springs): FR R: 69 CM FR L: 68.5 CM RR: 67.5 CM LR: 67.5 CM Looks to be more than a 2 CM's higher! Before refresh... After suspension refresh... rear after... front after... LOT higher! Alignment will be done Wednesday. What's yours?

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What was done and when? Was the picture taken right after the car was off the ground?

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 16060843

Thursday/Friday - 4 new stock Bilstein shocks, every component in the front suspension. Car was driven Friday evening by my Indy, and then by me when i picked it up on Saturday. The AFTER pics were taken when I got home.

POST 4Original post

My '99' height from floor to wheel well is 66.4 front and back. Approximately 4 cm between tire and sheet metal. 18 inch rims. Did you preload suspension while torqueing lower control arms?

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Quotes source post: 16061328

Yes, we were very careful to. He's done Porsche suspensions before, so my indy knows the drill. I'm going to measure it again tomorrow evening after my 80+ mile commute, over some very bumpy construction areas, see if it settles any more.

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'99 C2 Tires Fronts, 225/40-18 Michelin Pilot Super Sport @ 33psi Rears, 265/35-18 Michelin Pilot Super Sport @ 36psi Suspension ROW 030 Gas tank 3/4 full. RF 66.5 LF 66 RR 66.5 LR 66.5

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

After 300 miles and an alignment: FR R: 68.5 CM FR L: 68.5 CM RR: 67 CM LR: 67 CM So down about 1/2 CM... Oh, here's the alignment sheet:

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