Hey guys, Just thought I would post up here about how my coilover install went... So... First, a hazet is not necessary but holding a deep socket 21mm with a vise grip while holding an allen key is a headache... Secondly, Taking out the existing front struts while not damaging your fender is a headache. Third, for that rear eye bolts, air tools make life way easy, but a pivot is necessary. Other than that, a piece of cake. Took about 3.5 hours. Some pics for you My buddy Mike helping me out. Dropped but without rims! Finale
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YOUR RESEARCHPSS9 on! BBS LM check! Finally done!
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Looks really good! You should drop the rear a little more tho
Yea, that's the plan and maybe either space out the front or reverse mount the face... not sure yet.
Nice 996 but also nice 356! Where in CA are you?
orange county. north county...
and its just a replica... hope to get a real one soon...
give it time to settle... she'll drop a little more.
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I'm in the Corona area but I frequent Yorba Linda when I ride by road bike. When my son gets older, I'll get a replica for projects and drives. I love those 356's!
Looks great man. I like your gt2 wing
interested in selling your stock wheels? are they 17s?
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Damn beat me to it! I was going to ask the same thing!
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thats a myth...
The stock wheels are 18s and will have no tires. I had r compounds on there but am looking for a set of hollow turbo twists in the near future. What are the OEM 18" wheels called that are on the car?
356 replica is a fun car. It gets more looks than anything I've ever owned. I know quite a lot about them so if you ever need help, let me know.
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18" "Sport Design" (by BBS) for the 996. http://www.wheelenhancement.com/inde...elDetail&id=50
thanks for the info, now I know what to call them if I do sell them.
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