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You will certainly need to get your suspension realigned, if settings are lost or replacing with new parts.
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Hi Guys and Gals, im in the middle of refreshing the front suspension on my 996 c4s. I noticed that the bolt holes through which the top mounts attach are slotted, allowing around 10mm of movement. It this critical when re-assembling? There are marks on the paint showing a couple of different positions down through the years. Any advice greatly appreciated. M

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Welcome ... Similar to this picture ? It will be to allow suspension / wheel alignment geometry adjustment, predominantly the camber. Are the nuts marked in line with those on the body ?

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You will certainly need to get your suspension realigned, if settings are lost or replacing with new parts. Porsche allow for adjustments to be made, more so on GT cars.

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