991 GT3 Fast road suspension setup
Discussion
terryb said:
I had mine set up by JZM with the Manthey mod kit - allows proper camber on the front and made a big difference to turn-in on track.
The issue with JZM and Parr is you don't get a print out of your settings.the car might not need more camber, Is the OP car killing outers up front ?
911 front ends are a skill to master, they have tried to make the car easier to drive with RWS but you still have to trail it in as 911 always push imo.
Porsche911R said:
The issue with JZM and Parr is you don't get a print out of your settings.
the car might not need more camber, Is the OP car killing outers up front ?
911 front ends are a skill to master, they have tried to make the car easier to drive with RWS but you still have to trail it in as 911 always push imo.
I didn't get a print out with PARRthe car might not need more camber, Is the OP car killing outers up front ?
911 front ends are a skill to master, they have tried to make the car easier to drive with RWS but you still have to trail it in as 911 always push imo.
I DID get a before and after printout from JZM
sidicks said:
hopeydaze said:
Book an appointment with Center Gravity.
Yep. Sorted!However, as far as the set up was concerned, the road-over-track set up work previously done by Mike at Sports & Classic was extremely close to where the car ended up - little was changed. So if you are North West, you could do worse than try there. I had no complaints about the set-up - that was not the reason for visiting CG.
terryb said:
I had mine set up by JZM with the Manthey mod kit - allows proper camber on the front and made a big difference to turn-in on track.
Terry, JZM recommended this kit i think. What it all about as when Steve was explaining over the phone i diddnt really take it in 100%...I dont want a rock solid setup, as i mostly use for the odd blast on road and a few trackdays
Chris @ CG checked and slightly re-set the alignment of my 991 GT3 earlier this year.
I like their approach;
Identify the handling traits of the car on the road (std test route for them, you as a passenger)
then look at the car on a ramp, see what its set to
make measurements & adjustments to modify the setup to your taste, or just revert to stock.
then re-test on same route, as passenger & driver.
I visited them earlier in the year as I'd hit an object on the road at night (turned out it was just a low grate).
I'd got a track day coming up & wanted it checking for peace of mind.
no damage but the car was slightly out of factory alignment - the road traits demonstrated the slight misalignment.
I had a little more front end bite dialled in (via increased front camber) but thats it - the car is absolutely spot on now. Just a fraction of tweaking has mad a big difference to it.
Cant recommend them highly enough.
I like their approach;
Identify the handling traits of the car on the road (std test route for them, you as a passenger)
then look at the car on a ramp, see what its set to
make measurements & adjustments to modify the setup to your taste, or just revert to stock.
then re-test on same route, as passenger & driver.
I visited them earlier in the year as I'd hit an object on the road at night (turned out it was just a low grate).
I'd got a track day coming up & wanted it checking for peace of mind.
no damage but the car was slightly out of factory alignment - the road traits demonstrated the slight misalignment.
I had a little more front end bite dialled in (via increased front camber) but thats it - the car is absolutely spot on now. Just a fraction of tweaking has mad a big difference to it.
Cant recommend them highly enough.
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