SPL Parts 99-12 Porsche 911 (996/997) Rear Dog Bone Links

SPL Parts is known for making well-built suspension components that offer a lot of adjustability. For your 1999-2013 Porsche 911 (996 and 997 models), these rear dog bone links are designed to significantly improve stability and steering response. They do this by replacing the stock bushings, which can deflect under load, with solid rod ends. This means more of your steering input goes directly to the wheels, giving you a more connected feel to the road, especially during spirited driving or track use.

These links are particularly useful if you've lowered your 911. Lowering a car often changes the suspension geometry, including camber angles. These SPL Parts dog bone links feature a unique 360-degree rotating clamp design that makes adjusting camber quick and precise. You won't have to fight with jam nuts; just loosen the clamp, make your adjustment, and retighten. The main links are made from gun-drilled 2024-T351 aluminum, which is strong yet lightweight, helping to reduce unsprung weight. The clamps are made from 6061-T6 aluminum and use titanium socket head cap screws. Inside, low-friction, three-piece, Teflon-lined FK rod ends ensure smooth operation and durability.

This kit is sold complete for one car and is proudly made in the USA. If you're looking to fine-tune your 911's suspension for better handling and tire wear, especially after lowering, these adjustable dog bone links are a solid option.