Vogtland lowering springs 30/30 mm - Porsche Carrera 911, type 996, 2WD, Coupé up to 254 kW (950701)

Vogtland lowering springs 30/30 mm - Porsche Carrera 911, type 996, 2WD, Coupé up to 254 kW (950701)

Name: Vogtland lowering springs 30/30 mm - Porsche Carrera 911, type 996, 2WD, Coupé up to 254 kW (950701)
Brand: Vogtland
SKU: 950701
Price: 479.08 EUR

Vogtland

RRP ~~483.14€~~ 479.08€

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Product Code: 950701

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High-tensile lowering springs

Lowering front / rear: 30 / 30 mm
No German approval (TÜV certificate) for this kit
Springs: front 950701VA, rear 950701HA

Notes

The measure of the lowering will be reduced by the measure of the original sport suspension.
Excludes 4 wheel drive.
All wheel/tire combinations are allowed which are released by the wheel type testing institution. The conditions in the wheel approval have to be kept, except when original suspension is required.

Vehicle fitment (Vogtland)

Porsche Carrera 911, type 996, 2WD, Coupé up to 254 kW - from 1997, 30/30 mm

Vehicles in our selector

PORSCHE 911 (996): Coupe 1997-2005: 3.4 Carrera 221 kW (300 PS), 3.6 Carrera 235 kW (320 PS), 3.6 Carrera S Petrol

TÜV / ABE available upon request

Weight 11.50 kg

Lowering fa approx. 30 mm

Lowering ra approx. 30 mm

Approval (Germany) None - no TÜV certificate

Content of delivery Front springs 950701VA; Rear springs 950701HA

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