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Recommend row or bilstein pss9

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would you recommend the row or bilstein pss9??
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If you want the want to use ROW springs then you should switch out the struts, etc.
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If you want the want to use ROW springs then you should switch out the struts, etc.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Anyone put RoW springs on their 996? How do you like it? What does it cost?

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You shouldn't put just the springs on the car. The stock US struts are not matched properly with the ROW springs. If you want the want to use ROW springs then you should switch out the struts, etc. with the rest of the ROW equipment. The cost in labor for the installation of such will be same as the springs only. The cost of the ROW is approximately $1000.

POST 3Original post

I paid exactly $1K for the complete RoWM030 setup (shocks, springs, sways, bumpstops) and then antother $650 for install and alignment. Other than my PSE and SSK, this is my favorite upgrade on the car!

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would you recommend the row or bilstein pss9?? dell help me out here......PSE...how is that?

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All I can say about the PSE is listen to it once and you would give up your first born to have one! As for the RoW(99-04)/X74(02-04) vs. PSS9, I would say RoW or X74. But, that is just me. Why? I prefer Porsche OEM parts over aftermarket when it comes to components like this. The Porsche designers have to know what they are doing, don't they? Besides, I like the 2 yr warranty that comes with it!

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