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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi. I have a 02 911 cabrio with the ROW MO30 suspension (euro sport suspension). I have read several threads about the X-74 upgrade and most users seem to think very highly of the improvements in handling. I still feel there is too much floatiness in the front end and understeer in the handling with the ROW M030 (which by the way it's so much better than the stock set up). So my question to you guys is whether you think that I should go ahead and upgrade to X74 or, given the fact that my car is cabrio - less rigid structure - this could be too much or maybe not as effective as it could be in the coupe version? Thoughts?

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I did it and it's great. The X-74 also comes with a set of brackets that mount near the rear lights to add additional rigidity to the body.

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