On my '99 C4 Cab, I am looking for a little more aggresive look, and maybe handling. My old Boxster had Eibach springs on it which lowered it at least an inch and made the handling very crisp, but the ride suffered greatly, very harsh. So I am looking for less of a drop and trying to maintain the ride as it is. Would the ROW M030 do the trick? How much stiffer is it? Will the ride be similar? Unfortunately here in SoCal, the roads are not the smoothest. Thanks...
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YOUR RESEARCHROW M030 vs. Stock 996
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Pretty good discussion that talks a little bit about ride quality: https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...hlight=row+030 rb
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