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PASM/SPORT+ V X73

Terry Clifford

New member
I expect this has been covered many times before, but I would appreciate anyone who has experience of both on track.
It would appear that the front/rear spring rates are just under 10% stiffer with sport susp. and the front a/r bar is also just under 10% stiffer with the rear one being over 30% stiffer.
I have no idea how the dampers compare but assume they would be slightly harder than PASM sport+.
My car with the above seems a bit soft and I wondered if an extra 10% o/all stiffness (which must help) will make any significant difference.
T.C.

 
Cayman S sport chrono PDK (will be changing to manual ) P zero's ( Michelin pss next time ) Not overly concerned with harsh ride on the road. Should have said 981 model.

 
hunting out a 981 X73 car in manual is not easy, but the only choice if I were going to buy one.

 

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