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Originally Posted by Steve Tinker

There is considerable difference in road "feel" between different toe settings. Even with good shocks and suspension bushings, zero toe feels different to (say) - 2 deg.

When I installed my PSS9's, I had a quick alignment done by a non Porsche shop and initially it was OK on the road, except the car got nervous and twitchy over 140kmh. I knew it wasn't caused by worn suspension parts, tyres or shocks - all new.
So I took it to a Porsche specific shop and they gave me the following setup:

FRONT: Toe = 1,5mm, Camber = -0.6 deg, Caster = +7deg.
REAR: Toe = +2.0mm, Camber = -2deg.

Wih the front toe increased from 0 to 1,5mm the nervousness dissapeared and the car now feels really good at all speeds.
And don't forget that the rear alignment has a marked affect on the cars feel too.

I had it set to the factory specs in the shop's database. Either way, had I kept the car, I'd probably be doing the shocks by about now anyway.

To OP Stilov:

I just ordered a set of KW Variant 1 coilovers for my Mini Cooper, and the Cayman Turbo is arriving Friday after next on a set of H&R RSS coilovers. I'll be autocrossing the Mini next weekend and having a trackday in the Cayman the weekend after and can give my take on the highway ride quality and handling of each of those setups at the end of the month.