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They are notoriously difficult to tighten on the 996

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They are notoriously difficult to tighten on the 996

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

just picked up 2005 996 turbo S. suspension is dropped one inch. new pirelli p zeros. when it gets above 80 or so rear end feels wobbly (side to side) after rough road patch. i will be taking it to my mechanic but does anybody any suggestions. i don't mind a somewhat harsh ride but i would like to revamp the suspension to provide a more connected direct drive

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You might also try this question in the 996 Turbo area, more Turbo folks there to answer. https://rennlist.com/forums/996-turbo-forum-61/

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Sounds like either wheel balance or loose rear eccentrics. They are notoriously difficult to tighten on the 996

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Sounds like the rear toe is out. When dropped, sometime you can't get the toe in spec without adjustable rear toe links.(track bars) First I'd try wheel alignment and if they can't get it to spec, but the adjustable toe links. I have these: https://www.vividracing.com/torque-s...150724394.html

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