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997 Gen2 suspension

Hmm, good question. I don't think so. I think it just stiffens it as you go from normal to sports to sports plus.
I'm sure someone will be along shortly to put us right. I'm paying attention :)
 
Negative.
PASM alters the stiffness of the chassis and locks it in until you turn if off again. If you lean on the car, it should also stiffen up for that moment and return to standard.
Sport PASM is 20mm lower from memory.
I may be wrong on the above but that's how I remember it when I looked at it a couple of years back.
 
PASM cars are 10mm lower than non-PASM, but ride height doesn't change with PASM settings. Sports chassis is a further 10 drop.
 
When pressing the button it stiffens the suspension to the point that you could feel every little stone on road and you notice your bouncing up and down like your getting shaken but from what i know it doesnt lower the suspension !!!!!


J
 
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