08-14-2017, 01:39 PM | #1 |
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There is so much information out here about all the different coilover systems that it can be overwhelming. What I am looking for is a coilover system that will lower the car (improve stance) while still improving handling at the track. I usually attend around 6-7 HPDE's per year (possibly more with better suspension). My local shop really like the MCS set up but I just can't bring myself to spend that much. This is my daily driver although I don't mind giving up some comfort for improved handling. What I don't want is noise. I also have adaptive suspension. For those that have taken the plunge, what are peoples recommendations? Thanks in advance.
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- HPDE - Daily Driver - Willing to sacrifice a little comfort for performance - No noise - Retain Adaptive Suspension - Cost less than MCS Try the M-Performance Coilovers, KW HAS (new version), or the new KW DDC. All of those will meet all the criteria you listed. |
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08-14-2017, 04:48 PM | #3 |
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I recently took the plunge from adaptive suspension with H&R sport springs to Status Gruppe coilovers. Coded out the EDC. Very happy with them, actually a lot more comfortable, maybe not from stock but from the H&R's for sure. Great price and handles wonderfully. Lots of height adjustment and dampening levels. Everything is reversible but I plan on keeping my car.
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