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LAP1DOUG · 03-24-2013, 05:05 PM

I don't know why people want to "slam" these cars as low as they will go. It completely screws up the suspension geometry. You need to raise your car back up to about the M030 ride height before you can get everything to work right.

And GT3 arms are not the answer. If you take out all the shims, they have the same dimensions as a stock control arm. I don't know if camber plates can work in the "wrong direction" or not.

Fix your ride height, then get a proper alignment.

03-24-2013, 05:05 PM	#6
LAP1DOUG Registered User Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: USA Posts: 414	I don't know why people want to "slam" these cars as low as they will go. It completely screws up the suspension geometry. You need to raise your car back up to about the M030 ride height before you can get everything to work right. And GT3 arms are not the answer. If you take out all the shims, they have the same dimensions as a stock control arm. I don't know if camber plates can work in the "wrong direction" or not. Fix your ride height, then get a proper alignment. __________________ Kippis 986S 991S Van Diemen RF97