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Just installed coil overs on my 2003 911 (996) Cab 2 wd.

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Just installed coil overs on my 2003 911 (996) Cab 2 wd.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just installed coil overs on my 2003 911 (996) Cab 2 wd. (Feal 441) Ride height at wheel well lip is 25 inches and I have 4 inch clearance at front. Stock rims and tires. Does that sound OK for normal daily driving? Should I have more clearance at front? Thanks.

POST 2Original post

It all depends on the roads you're riding on really... you can go as low as you'd like.

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Set it as GT3! GT3 measure point https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...nt-rear-4.html

POST 4Original post

I�m at about 25.5� w/ OHLINs. I can make it over standard speed bumps if it go slow and make it into most driveways with a bit of caution. I�d think anything lower would start to become problematic, but it kind of depends on where you are driving and how much inconvenience you want to put up with.

POST 5Original post

wouldn't have the lower rear spring perch/washer would you?

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thanks though. I got lucky and found two locally.

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