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Posted

I have recently got ROW M030 installed in my '02 986S by the dealer. Can someone confirm if the followings is the correct kit part number? It isn't clear from the PET.

000 044 500 21

Thanks.

  • Admin
Posted

From the RoW parts list:

000 044 500 21 retrofit kit sport-type running gear BOXSTER S M 480

comprising:

- 986 343 041 30 shock absorber front 2

- 996 343 701 10 stabiliser front 1

- 996 343 792 17 stabiliser mounting front 2

- 986 343 531 11 coil spring 1 set front 1

504 marked red yellow

- 986 333 051 30 shock absorber rear 2

- 986 333 701 13 stabiliser rear 1

- 996 333 792 28 stabiliser mounting rear 2

- 986 333 531 30 coil spring 1 set rear 1

504 marked silver red

Posted

Thanks a lot, Loren. You rock.;)

Has there been changed in the ROW M030 during the last couple years? And why is there different kits for tiptronics?

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Posted

I think the shocks changed several times from MY02-MY05. Not that one is any better than the other.

Different weights of cars (body style) , transmissions, 4WD (996's), etc. all affect the cars handling so springs, shocks and sometime swaybars are different. Porsche really does tune these suspensions to the cars.

Posted

I see. So the 000 044 500 21 would've been the latest revision of ROW M030 right? I'd imagine for 986, all the revisions should work for all model years... is there a different version of M030 for say MY00-02 v.s. MY02-04?

ROW M030 is so much better compared to stock. I don't understand why people complain about the harsh ride.. it is still soft enough for highways, and body roll is significantly reduced.

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Posted

Not for Boxsters - Carrera's have changed, there was a pretty major change for MY02 and the 3.6 liter engine - plus you can get the X74 (20 mm lower) for MY02 - on Carrera's since they added some chassis stiffening.

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Posted
Not for Boxsters - Carrera's have changed, there was a pretty major change for MY02 and the 3.6 liter engine - plus you can get the X74 (20 mm lower) for MY02 - on Carrera's since they added some chassis stiffening.

Loren:

Is there a list somewhere that describes the various P/Ns for the different configurations and years of 996?

That might be a nice thing to have published.

  • Admin
Posted

Well, they are in PET. PET is published monthly and some part numbers change every month. Kind of a moving target - what ever we would publish would likely be out of date in a month or two. That's why I look them up each time.

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