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R springs on PASM shocks

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So, has anyone fitted R springs to standard

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POST 1Original post

Struggling to get clarity on compatibility of R springs with PASM shocks / dampers. I've seen some reference to issues with the rear springs under full droop, essentially, the springs become loose with the suspension unloaded / they're too short for the fully extended shock. So, has anyone fitted R springs to standard PASM shocks and can confirm / deny or generally comment? Thanks

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I'm assuming you want to fit stiffer springs? Generally on a decent set up, the dampers are matched to the spring rate. If you were to fit stiffer springs you will upset the relationship inbetween damper and spring. Saying that, if the springs were slightly stiffer, you probably wouldn't notice the downside of the mismatch. I have used my 987.1 with PASM on track this year twice and to be honest, the suspension set-up felt great as standard, (and I have driven heavily modded cars with stiff suspension). Might be best to leave well alone with PASM .

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I don't have PASM , but I sure do read about folks loving the aftermarket DSC controller for Porsche pasm .

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