Recommended Porsche specialist in the Midlands?

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Recommended Porsche specialist in the Midlands?

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A friend has a 2005 987 2.7 that requires one front damper replacing.

He has had a price from a Porsche main dealer to supply and fit the part that made his eyes water.

Can anyone recommend anywhere in the midlands to carry out the work/supply the parts?


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Simon at Pro-9 in Redditch

price is right and he knows his stuff :D
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Fred Coby at Motawerk
I would replace both may unbalance car with only one replaced
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That would almost certainly be a waste of time, effort and money old chap. Left and right suspension components rarely wear at the same rate, either way, it's sure a good idea to check it all out!
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i like my car to handle right so would always change both sides for handling and safety, not a waste of time effort or money in my eyes.
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grbspeedster wrote:i like my car to handle right so would always change both sides for handling and safety, not a waste of time effort or money in my eyes.
+1 especially with the fronts, on the rear I might do a single. Will need the geometry checked afterwards so I'd do it once & get it right.
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Jamie P wrote:A friend has a 2005 987 2.7 that requires one front damper replacing.

He has had a price from a Porsche main dealer to supply and fit the part that made his eyes water.

Can anyone recommend anywhere in the midlands to carry out the work/supply the parts?


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As above, ACE service my 911 and as well as being enthusiastic they know their onions, or Porsches
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