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steved0x 11-26-2018 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by The Radium King (Post 583990)
and you can go aftermarket on shocks and springs to simulate m030; H&R make an inexpensive lowering spring, and our cars come with bilstein HD shocks; m030 uses the bilstein sport.

I have ridden in a couple cars with the Bilstein sport / h&r springs and they were pretty nice.

edc 11-26-2018 03:56 PM

I've had both brand new M030 and old leggy M030 but prefer the car as it currently is on FSD and -10mm M030 spec H&R springs.

The Radium King 11-27-2018 08:33 AM

cool. anyone know the difference between 986 and 987 front sways? otherwise, looks like you could put together an aftermarket m030 system w H&R springs, bilstein sport or koni fsd shocks, and used cayman rear sway. perhaps h&r front sway in a pinch (heavy though, and the h&r rear sway is too stiff unless you like a loose twitchy back end). total cost would be more than you could buy the actual m030 kit from suncoast, i bet.

edit to add: perhaps you could run a cayman front bar with aftermarket drop links? would still be less $ than running a gt3 bar ...

j.fro 11-27-2018 10:13 AM

I'm pretty sure the 987 parts are a bit wider than the 986 parts. Either the spots where the bars mount to the frames are wider or the full widths of the bars are greater.


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