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Originally Posted by Sammy
Are you autocrossing or doing other driving events? If you aren't than might I suggest spending it on something cooler for looks and/or sound? 
I'm not saying that it would be a waste of money, but unless you are pushing your car to the limits I think suspension mods would hardly be noticeable other than maybe a harsher ride. The bottom line is these cars handle awesome and unless you need that extra bit of stiffness for racing I just don't think you would be happy with the results (unless you like the harsh ride of a stiff suspension).
If you are racing please let me know how your mods work out.
In my case I'm considering a bunch of mods to try and make my car faster and handle better and frankly I'm coming up empty in terms of bang for my buck. A little here and a little there might help a little, but I then will be moving to a different race class. I'm thinking of saving my money and putting it into stereo and overall looks. I sure do like the clear headlights and the GT3 bumpers!  |
Hi,
I agree. Porsche gave the car some Bias and Understeer to make it practical on the Street. And, most suspension upgrades will harshen Ride Quality to whatever extent. This hashness can get old, maybe not for you, but especially for passengers of the Female pursuasion.
If you neutralize it too much, it can rear up and bite you when you least expect it. I don't want a neutral car on the Street, I want it more predictable, I think it's safer. I have adjustable lower links on my Esprit for the Track, but afterward, I reinstall the OEM ones to reestablish the Street Ride...
Happy Motoring!... Jim'99
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