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M030 suspension?
- Thread starter cbr6dc
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It is the code Porsche give to the optional sports suspension. For the 996 it consists of springs, dampers and anti-roll bars.
The ride is lowered, but only by about 10mm, and the ride is firmer when compared to standard suspension.
It is in theory possible to tell,if you have it fitted by the coloured dots on your springs but you may not be able to see them. If it was fitted from new then it should be on the sticker under the bonnet.
It can be easily fitted to a car, although when fitting it would make sense to also change things like top mounts, drop links, coffin arms etc as these are likely to be passed there best.
I replaced the standard suspension on my 996 with a full MO30 kit a few years ago and am really pleased with the improvement.
The ride is lowered, but only by about 10mm, and the ride is firmer when compared to standard suspension.
It is in theory possible to tell,if you have it fitted by the coloured dots on your springs but you may not be able to see them. If it was fitted from new then it should be on the sticker under the bonnet.
It can be easily fitted to a car, although when fitting it would make sense to also change things like top mounts, drop links, coffin arms etc as these are likely to be passed there best.
I replaced the standard suspension on my 996 with a full MO30 kit a few years ago and am really pleased with the improvement.
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