KW varient 3 coilovers
#11
Ahhh...well that is a problem then...you will need stock tophats....I actually have GC tophats I'm going to try on once I finally get some downtime. I'll gain extra suspension travel if they work like they are supposed to.
#13
Originally Posted by Jaydem,Jul 26 2005, 10:54 PM
well in that case go with zeal...or even try aragosta!!!
Jay
Jay
i also looked into those Nitro Tech (i think thats right), from Europe...they are nice
#14
my buddies over a zerolift here in cincinnati told me to get them in the first place...i dont have a website of hand..
although try calling them they will tell you about them and inform you on price!! you can talk to Craig
www.zerolift.com
Jay
although try calling them they will tell you about them and inform you on price!! you can talk to Craig
www.zerolift.com
Jay
#15
Originally Posted by Jaydem,Jul 26 2005, 11:42 PM
my buddies over a zerolift here in cincinnati told me to get them in the first place...i dont have a website of hand..
although try calling them they will tell you about them and inform you on price!! you can talk to Craig
www.zerolift.com
Jay
although try calling them they will tell you about them and inform you on price!! you can talk to Craig
www.zerolift.com
Jay
#20
I have the V3's, I made some small adjustments from the recommended settings for track use. While stiffer they are very streetable, if I wanted to I could dial out a lot of rebound and make the street ride much more comfy, but I am lazy and like the ride the way it is now.
The car is very stable at high speeds, I think the Germans turn the shocks for the Autobahn?
Using the OEM tophat is better IMO than the Pillowball design, they tend to be clunky these don't make a sound.
As to performance, they have been very good at the track, no fading during 25 minute track sessions. The JICS I previously had would get a little wallowy after about 10-15 minutes.
just my .02.
The car is very stable at high speeds, I think the Germans turn the shocks for the Autobahn?
Using the OEM tophat is better IMO than the Pillowball design, they tend to be clunky these don't make a sound.
As to performance, they have been very good at the track, no fading during 25 minute track sessions. The JICS I previously had would get a little wallowy after about 10-15 minutes.
just my .02.