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Lower My Porsche Cayenne

Oct 26 2009

New ! Lowering Â links for vehicles that are equipped with factory Airmatic suspension systems. Designed and manufactured, fully adjustable zinc plated ride height sensor arms, that push fit in place of the existing steel or plastic units each new kit, has been put through the same ’96 Hour Salt Test’ to ensure that they will...

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KW Suspension Range @ Design 911

May 06 2009

Variant 1 KW factory pre-set up dampening The ideal systems for customers wishing to rely on the experience of our engineers yet determine their own degree of lowering. In extensive driving tests our engineers have set the dampers for the best balance between sporty driving, comfort and safety. â€¢ Optimally adjusted, sporty and comfortable dampening...

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KW HLS (Hydraulic Lift System) for Porsche

Mar 24 2009

KW HLS (Hydraulic Lift System) for Porsche KW HLS (Hydraulic Lift System) helping sport cars avoid road clearance difficulties Raises the vehicle up to 45 mm The HLS provides additional road clearance for lowered vehicles. When expanded, a range of 30mm to 45mm of lift is produced, thereby helping sport cars avoid road clearance difficulties...

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H&R Suspension & Lowering Springs for Performance cars

Mar 04 2009

Â Â H&R Suspension & Lowering Springs for Performance cars Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â H&R the most challenging race tracks, the best drivers, the fastest cars. Whether in the DTM, the Formula 1 or on the street with super cars like the Mercedes CLK DTM AMG or Porsche Carrera GT, H&R suspension components offer precise...

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Bilstein Suspension @ Design 911

Jan 30 2009

Design 911, Technical centre for Porsche parts are now official distributors for the complete Bilstein Suspension Porsche program. Control, driving enjoyment, sport and comfort High speed, rapid lane changing, ride comfort, handling, vehicle balance, traction… Those are the major aspects where advanced suspension technology makes its mark. Regardless of whether the production suspension is optimized...

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Caster, camber and alignment

Nov 12 2008

Alignment This is the general term used to gloss over the next three points: Caster This is the forward (negative) or backwards (positive) tilt of the spindle steering axis. It is what causes your steering to ‘self-centre’. Correct caster is almost always positive. Look at a bicycle – the front forks have a quite obvious...

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