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rlw
Original Poster
2,176 posts
106 months
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I don't use my car enough and part of the reason is the dreadful ride on the s  t roads that seem to exist everywhere. I'm done with trackdays I think - too expensive at the moment and I'm not getting any younger - so impressed by what Chris Harris achieved with his 997 GT3 I want to do something similar. I'm thinking that softer springs and different dampers are the way to go but can't see anything obvious out in the market so does anyone have any thoughts or views. Clearly, I don't want to destroy the character of the car but, honestly, it is way too hard for day to day use and her indoors got a bit fed up with the journey to and from LM this year, and I know what she means.
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juansolo
2,392 posts
147 months
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The guys at Exe-tc did Harris' car I believe. You could always have a word with them.
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drmark
1,483 posts
55 months
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Standard 996 springs and dampers?
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keep it lit
1,944 posts
36 months
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maybe sir needs a 997 gt3 as i can't see an answer with a 996..
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rlw
Original Poster
2,176 posts
106 months
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keep it lit said: maybe sir needs a 997 gt3 as i can't see an answer with a 996.. whether sir needs one or not, he can't bleedin' afford it...........
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rlw
Original Poster
2,176 posts
106 months
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jfp said: I have just done my 996GT2 with Bilstien PSS9 and softer front stiffer rear Eibach springs. The standard ride is crap for the road rendering the car useless on anything other than a billiard smooth surface. At full soft on the new set up it rides really nicely, compliant and composed, and I have the option to adgust to stiffer settings if I ever take it on track. Recommended. thank you - I shall check that out
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blackmamba
106 posts
105 months
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Did you have any wheel arch / clearance issues on the softer springs? It's quite a tight fit under a GT3 (and presumably GT2). I am assuming the geo would need to be set up differently too?
Thanks
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