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YOUR RESEARCHDo these help improve handling for the 996?
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Check the archives and see that it has been discussed already.
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Run the full 03 for a while and when you are ready for a big change go to the GT3 bars (they are cheap via sunset) and it will really liven up the handling for the track.
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Run the full 03 for a while and when you are ready for a big change go to the GT3 bars (they are cheap via sunset) and it will really liven up the handling for the track.
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Run the full 03 for a while and when you are ready for a big change go to the GT3 bars (they are cheap via sunset) and it will really liven up the handling for the track.
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Run the full 03 for a while and when you are ready for a big change go to the GT3 bars (they are cheap via sunset) and it will really liven up the handling for the track.
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Seems like a fairly affordable mod:
http://e-partssales.com/Merchant2/me...=996Suspension
And Suncoast is good to work with- I just ordered a RoW suspension.
I have one on my race car, but would normally say no for a street car. How hard are you driving your cab?
Unlike earlier cars, where they were nice bling items, this is hidden for the late model cars, and only you would know it's there.
My SC race car needed one, as the tub was not as stiff as today's cars. And it looked good too.
Ski,
The ROW M030 will be a nice upgrade... the perfect complement will be a set of GT3 adjustable sway bars... those more than anything will improve the handling.
Thanks for the info everyone, and Paul 996- thanks for the lead on the GT3 bars...something else to shop for. The RoW M030 kit comes w/ new front & rear bars - I assume they're upgraded from my '02 C4 cab stock? I'll read up on the GT3 setup. Thanks!
Yes the 030 kit includes bars and they are an upgrade. Run the full 03 for a while and when you are ready for a big change go to the GT3 bars (they are cheap via sunset) and it will really liven up the handling for the track.
On the older cars...like my 87 cabriolet....the body structure was a bit flexible...and the strut bars were used in between the strut towers to reduce the flex...especially in the cabriolets which has less structural ridigity that the coupes. These actually had some merit and did reduce flex. Although I have them in my 87, it still creaks and groans when I go over curbs at an oblique angle, but not as badly as without them. The newer cabs have added structural strength as was referenced above. Some guys buy the strut bars even for their coupes...which to me is a total waste of money. Now the torsion bars are another matter.
That brace is bling. You already have one and it's the same IIRC that is used in the cups! This has been covered many times. Check the archives and see that it has been discussed already.
