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Folks i am starting to modify the stock suspension of my 2002 c4s. the car is a daily driver, which i take to the track 6-10 days/yr. i was going to start with sway bars. question is: get adjustable sways (H&R) aobut $500 a set or fixed (Eibach) at $350 thanks for your input in advance roy
is the car US Standard, ROW M030, or ? That will help - (or what do you plan to install)
- GT3 sway bars. - TRG adjustable drop links
for the AWD H&R all the way... weapon of choice for the turbo guys.
What redridge said... Also the C4S shares nothing suspension wise from the rest of the 996 C2 lineup so your best source of advice is the 996TT forum. Whatever works on the TT works on your C4S.
LINK this guy is selling a BUNCH of TT parts - you might check what he has. He is a local guy, well known on 6speed... I am buying the steering wheel though....
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not for nothing but the stock 996TT suspension is kinda soft and wouldn't be much of an upgrade. The steering wheel is really nice (have one)
I have TRG drop links and adjustable rear sway on my '02 C4S. Very happy with this set-up. Not cheap, IIRC the package was >$600.
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