Manthey Racing 3-Way Adjustable Coilover Kit w/ Cancellation Kit for 981 Porsche Cayman GT4

Manthey Racing 3-Way Adjustable Coilover Kit w/ Cancellation Kit for 981 Porsche Cayman GT4

The Manthey Racing 3-Way Adjustable Coilover Kit w/ Cancellation Kit for 981 Porsche Cayman GT4 is a superior-grade automobile modification component, designed to enhance the performance and control dynamics of the vehicle. This state-of-the-art product offers three-way adjustability, allowing for fine-tuning of the car’s handling attributes.

Triple Adjustable Shocks

• One of the highlight features of this coilover kit is its 3-way adjustable shocks. They offer an unparalleled level of customization, allowing the driver to refine the setup of their Porsche Cayman GT4 for optimal performance across a wide range of conditions. Whether you are accelerating down the straight or cornering at high speeds, this coilover kit gives you the ability to fine-tune your vehicle’s suspension for a more responsive and fluid ride.

Features

• 3-way adjustable shocks
• Clubsport setting
• Aluminium shock bodies
• Remote reservoirs
• Includes top mounts
• Includes cancellation kit
• Optional toe rod set and adjustable rear wing

Applications

• 2015-2016 Porsche Cayman GT4: 981

Notes

• The coilover kit includes the cancellation kit which assists in avoiding error codes from installing the coilovers
• The rear wing is only available with the purchase of the coilover kit

About Manthey Racing

Established as a major player in the motorsport industry, Manthey Racing GmbH boasts a robust workforce of over 250 employees. The company’s international acclaim came about as a result of its key activities across a range of car racing events, such as the VLN Endurance Championship at Nürburgring and the WEC sports car world championship. Since 2013, Manthey Racing has been entrusted with managing GT works competition on behalf of Porsche Motorsport.

Another notable accomplishment of the company is the successful organization of the VLN class Cayman GT4 Trophy bearing its name, as well as their proficiency in preparing street-legal cars for circuit-specific usage. The firm, guided by the Raeder siblings, Nicolas and Martin, is majority-owned by Porsche AG, which is in control of 51 percent of its shares.