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Cayman Ride Height around the world

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From visual comparo my car looks same as all others I see posted and same as car I tested in Singapore and from a commercial sense Porsche arent going to change suspension for a pissy little allocation of 200 cars per annum in Australia.
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From visual comparo my car looks same as all others I see posted and same as car I tested in Singapore and from a commercial sense Porsche arent going to change suspension for a pissy little allocation of 200 cars per annum in Australia.
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POST 1Original post

I heard that the Cayman rides higher in Australia that some other countires due to Australian Design rules. Apparently the lowest point of the car should be at least 100mm off the ground. I always thought my car seemed high compared to not just PASM cars, but other cars from overseas. Can anyone confirm this? If this is true, would is simply just be springs that are different for Australia? And if I add 35mm lowering springs, perhaps it will actually lower the car much more than 35mm if it is sitting higher than normal already?

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Couldnt see this as beingremotely true. From visual comparo my car looks same as all others I see posted and same as car I tested in Singapore and from a commercial sense Porsche arent going to change suspension for a pissy little allocation of 200 cars per annum in Australia.

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