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I removed the original spoiler after taking some pictures of the gaps. I fitted the brackets in the lower position but left them very slightly loose for adjustment. I placed the spoiler on the brackets and wiggled it till the gaps looked correct, then carefully removed it and tightened them up. I then opened the boot refitted the spoiler and secured it with its screws but bear in mind the screws can alter the overall position. So it will be a trail and error until you get it correct. Apart from the gaps on the top it is also important how it fits and flows out of the top of the bumper.

 I fitted mine and was happy but after studying pictures online and talking to Daz adjusted it some more to correct the position coming out of the bumper.

It will all make sense once you’re doing it. Not difficult but a bit time consuming but it is amazing the difference it makes if it isn’t quite right 👍😎

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5 hours ago, Raffe said:

@daz05 @Lonewolfgjp when you fitted your spoilers did you get the alignment in the raised or lowered position.

I’ve watched Daz YT vid and it looks like in the up position so assuming you’re adjusting/lowering/lifting/adjusting….

wondered if it would be easier to get main brackets aligned in lower position to gap the spoiler correctly as assuming the alignment is all in the bracket to risers not bracket to spoiler.

I don't remember now but I can tell you that I did whatever you see in the video 🤣

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23 minutes ago, daz05 said:

Looks awesome buddy, think I'm going to have to x73 spring mine.

The drop takes it from a ‘nice’ car to something with a bit of road presence and attitude, proper chuffed tbh.

If I knew what I did now before buying my H&R springs back in Sept I would have done X73 springs too, think you’ll be pleased.

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1 hour ago, daz05 said:

Looks awesome buddy, think I'm going to have to x73 spring mine.

I'd jump on this now as there appears to be a limited amount of kits now available in Porsche Germany after being out of stock for well over a year ..just ordered my kit for install in April.

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1 hour ago, Raffe said:

The drop takes it from a ‘nice’ car to something with a bit of road presence and attitude, proper chuffed tbh.

If I knew what I did now before buying my H&R springs back in Sept I would have done X73 springs too, think you’ll be pleased.

'm sure I read somewhere that you can alter the PASM settings with PWIS to suit the X73 springs.

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1 hour ago, villaman said:

I'd jump on this now as there appears to be a limited amount of kits now available in Porsche Germany after being out of stock for well over a year ..just ordered my kit for install in April.

What's the kit cost?

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1 hour ago, andygo said:

'm sure I read somewhere that you can alter the PASM settings with PWIS to suit the X73 springs.

You can, I’ve had the adaption done on my PASM 👍
I am going to add the X73 arb’s front and rear later in the year too.

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41 minutes ago, jimmy p said:

What size wheel spacers are you running?

10F/15R but got some 12 to go on the front as it’s a little too tucked. I’m running -1.5F/-2.5R camber too for a little more aggressive handling.

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2 hours ago, Raffe said:

You can, I’ve had the adaption done on my PASM 👍
I am going to add the X73 arb’s front and rear later in the year too.

Who did the adaptation for you, I see you are in Beds?

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22 minutes ago, andygo said:

Who did the adaptation for you, I see you are in Beds?

I used AMS Porsche just outside Welwyn, but any specialist with Porsche diagnostics should be able to do it.

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13 hours ago, Raffe said:

I used AMS Porsche just outside Welwyn, but any specialist with Porsche diagnostics should be able to do it.

Is Angus the still the main man at AMS? Nice chap Angus, AMS used to do a Saturday surgery health check on your car FOC back before lockdowns. 

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1 hour ago, Patt said:

Just be warned, the ride with full X73 kit is ever so slightly stiffer. Great for traction in the twisties but a bit less comfort on the UK roads. My GTS had it fitted from factory and it's a little bit of a harsher ride compared to the standard suspension on the S that preceded it. Still a good mod IMO as gives the car a much nicer stance and better handling when pushing on.

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1 hour ago, Jonners said:

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X73 😎

A little firmer at slow speed, but once up to speed it feels great. 

Also looks fantastic (apologies about the tin top)

 

Great colour combo!

Don't listen to the Cayman convertible owners. They think this forum is all about them  😉😁

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10 hours ago, Topbox said:

Is Angus the still the main man at AMS? Nice chap Angus, AMS used to do a Saturday surgery health check on your car FOC back before lockdowns. 

Yes Angus still there, really good guy 👌

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