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I have a set coming this week, and I want to target a street friendly ride height, but wasn't sure exactly where I should start on the threaded collar.
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Test has them a few lbs lighter than the twists

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I have not put them on a scale yet, but the quick pickup test has them a few lbs lighter than the twists that are on the car.
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I have a set coming this week, and I want to target a street friendly ride height, but wasn't sure exactly where I should start on the threaded collar.
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Test has them a few lbs lighter than the twists

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I have not put them on a scale yet, but the quick pickup test has them a few lbs lighter than the twists that are on the car.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Was wondering if any of those who installed the H&R RSS took measurements of where the spring perches were located, and what height that achieved for the car? I have a set coming this week, and I want to target a street friendly ride height, but wasn't sure exactly where I should start on the threaded collar. Going to be going on this 996, with TR motorsport wheels (18x8.5 et 50 F / 18x10 et 58 R).

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Can't help you with the H&R RSS but wanted to say I can't wait to see it on coilovers with those wheels. I've always wanted a set of the TR Motorsport wheels. I believe they are a true forged wheel marketed by Tire Rack? I don't know who actually made them. Have you weighed them? Should look fantastic.

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They are indeed forged, and they were made in Japan, but aside from those two details I don't know what company actually made them. The weights were listed as 20 lbs for the front and 21 for the rear. I have not put them on a scale yet, but the quick pickup test has them a few lbs lighter than the twists that are on the car.

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