Porsche Coilovers, Lowering Springs, & Air Suspension

A Porsche is engineered to be driven hard, and the right suspension sharpens it further while dialing in the stance. Whether you're setting up a 911, a Cayman or Boxster, or a classic 944, we carry Porsche coilovers, lowering springs, and air suspension from the brands that suit these cars.

Porsche Coilovers for 911, Cayman, Boxster, & More

We stock Porsche coilovers across the lineup — the 911 (996, 997, and 991), the Cayman and Boxster (986, 987, 981, and 718), the classic 944, 924, and 968, and the Cayenne and Macan SUVs. Coilovers give you control over ride height for your wheel and tire fitment, and many kits add damping adjustment so you can tune for road or track. A precise, balanced setup keeps the composure a Porsche is built around.

Porsche Lowering Springs for a Cleaner Stance

Lowering springs are the simplest way to close the wheel gap and tighten the handling on a Porsche. They bolt in over your factory dampers, drop the car 25–40mm, and cut body roll while keeping the ride refined. On PASM-equipped cars, confirm compatibility before ordering.

Air Suspension and Popular Porsche Brands

For SUVs like the Cayenne and Macan, air suspension offers ride-height versatility, and aftermarket kits refresh worn factory systems. Across coilovers, springs, and air, we carry the brands Porsche owners trust — KW, Bilstein, H&R, Eibach, ST Suspensions, and BC Racing.

Popular Porsche Platforms We Cover

  • 911 (996, 997, & 991)
  • Cayman & Boxster (986, 987, 981, & 718)
  • 944, 924, & 968
  • Cayenne & Macan
  • Panamera

Browse Porsche coilovers, lowering springs, and air suspension. Not sure which setup fits your car and the way you drive it? Call us at 903-993-0000 or email support@springrates.com and we'll help you choose before you spend a dollar.

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FAQs

What coilovers fit my Porsche?

We carry Porsche coilovers for the 911 (996, 997, 991), Cayman and Boxster (986, 987, 981, 718), 944, 924, 968, and the Cayenne and Macan. Each listing states the exact chassis and years, so filter by your model or select your vehicle to see only compatible kits.

Coilovers or lowering springs for my Porsche?

Lowering springs bolt over your factory dampers for a simple 25–40mm drop with no adjustment. Coilovers let you set the exact ride height and often the damping — the better choice for track use, stance, or worn dampers, while keeping the ride precise.

Will coilovers work with PASM?

Some coilover and spring setups are designed to work with or replace PASM adaptive dampers, and others require deactivating it. Check the product listing for PASM compatibility, or contact us with your exact model and we'll confirm.

How much do Porsche coilovers lower the car?

Most Porsche coilovers offer an adjustable range around 20–50mm depending on the kit and chassis. You set the exact height on the threaded body; the specific range is on the product page.

Which brands are best for Porsche suspension?

KW and Bilstein are the benchmark for Porsche street and track use, H&R and Eibach make excellent lowering springs, and BC Racing offers strong value with full adjustment. We stock all of them so you can compare.

Do I need an alignment after lowering my Porsche?

Yes. Changing ride height alters camber and toe, so an alignment is required afterward to protect your tires and preserve the precise handling a Porsche is known for.

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