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Old 09-10-2008, 10:18 AM   #11
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Thanks for posting the pdf's showing the procedure from start to finish. I know that it was a lot of work to put together and I just wanted you to know how much I appreciate your effort.
no problem! thanks for the feedback.


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I did note that the strut is not adjustable for ride height independent of the spring perch like you thought in your original comparative analysis. Is this something that is just not available on the 986? It does not seem that any coilover systems offer this. Would the absence of this feature lead you to go for a different brand (ie the PSS9) if you were doing it again?
it is not available on the 986. the strut receptacle on the wheel knuckles isn't large enough to accomodate the required sleeve to allow this feature. this ommission alone would NOT be sufficient to cause me to seek out a different brand (since nobody has them).
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