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Ride hieght with k-sports coilovers

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greyspyder117

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Oct 13, 2008
Bronx, New York
Anybody got the k-sport pro damping coilovers for their 2nd fwd how are they?? i'm about to throw a set on and i wanted to know what should i notice most. How low could i go? KSP-CMT06-KP That's the part number. THanks guys for any imput
 
You can get pretty low, I only have mine slightly lower than stock height. Im going to lower it another inch or two. Like most c/os ride is extremely stiff even with the dampening near the soft side. I love them though, no bottoming out like my old tokico strut/spring setup and corners noticeably better.

Best thing to do is turn the springs to be tight then adjust the bottom mount to your desired level.
 
I've had them on my AWD for about 8 months now. Anything short of full soft is a bit rough on the street. They absolutely are a big improvement in handling over my old Tokico/Eibach setup. (But noticeably harsher for daily driving).
The customer support is top notch. I called them 10 times while I was installing and setting them up. They didn't bat an eye at helping me each time.
Adjust the lower perch to the height you want the car to be and only use the spring adjustments for fine tuning and leveling, that way you don't give up travel.
It will take some time to get it level and setup, but will be well worth your efforts.
Good luck.
 
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