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My local independent shop is recommending PSS10s.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Been a while since I posted but i need some opinions, and this is a great place for that. My 996 has recently been worked on and it's in perfect shape, like really nice. All I need now are some new springs, what should I upgrade to? I can't believe I like my car so much, I knew I would enjoy driving it, but it's turned into so much more.

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I've been thinking about suspension upgrades too. I'm trying to decide between X73 and PSS10s. My local independent shop is recommending PSS10s.

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The X74 that I recently had installed is fully to my expectations and more! Not only is the lowered stance more aggressive looking but the car is rock solid way beyond what it was at higher speeds. Cornering limits are well above my "chicken factor" and I swear it could take a corner now at a 90 degree turn!!! So the X73 for wide body is likely identical for feel. I really believe this is what Porsche intended as a suspension but then went softer for North American tastes.

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