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Danimal · 12-22-2024, 10:46 PM

I went with the PSS9s. They are a bit stiff even on the softest setting. I’m a little lower than ROW M030 and have been thinking about raising it up and getting it corner balanced again to see if that helps some.

I got the PSS9s with the intent to do some track time, but I’m not sure if I ever will. If I did it over again I would probably just go with stock “s” springs and Koni special active shocks (from fcp euro with a lifetime warranty).

12-22-2024, 10:46 PM	#10
Danimal Registered User Join Date: May 2023 Location: Oakland, CA Posts: 199	I went with the PSS9s. They are a bit stiff even on the softest setting. I’m a little lower than ROW M030 and have been thinking about raising it up and getting it corner balanced again to see if that helps some. I got the PSS9s with the intent to do some track time, but I’m not sure if I ever will. If I did it over again I would probably just go with stock “s” springs and Koni special active shocks (from fcp euro with a lifetime warranty). __________________ 2001 Boxster S \| Triple Black \| Stock 17s \| Bilstein PSS9s \| BAD Shifter \| 6x40w Cabrio Amp \| 986.2 muffler "Sixty percent of the time, it works every time!"