coilover lift front lift system

[anton28]

Is anyone running anything like the KW coilover lift system in the link below? Ive alos see a few kits that mount to your existing coilovers and allow you to lift the front 1-3 inches when needed. This is very helpful for lowered cars but at 10k it seems to be a bit overkill. Ive seen stand alone kits for around 2500 but will need to locate those links and post when i get home.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/KW-variant-...Parts_Accessories&hash=item460a8e7293&vxp=mtr

 

[denniskgb]

check with a low rider community

 

[anton28]

check with a low rider community

Funny how all the lambo's and now ferrarie's have them. I wonder if they also checked with the low rider community What do you think denniskgb???

 

[ACR steve]

From what I heard they work great just big bucks

 

[AbsolutHank]

I would talk to a guy named Jon in Washington state that has Parts on Racks that seems to have the best pricing on KWs. He might be able to get you a decent price

 

[351carlo]

I would talk to a guy named Jon in Washington state that has Parts on Racks that seems to have the best pricing on KWs. He might be able to get you a decent price

He'd B the guy to talk to.

 

[Voodoo Rob]

My wifes Panamera Turbo has the suspension where you can raise it for driveways, etc or lower it for highway. It is really useful when going up a steep drive or parking somewhere unfamiliar. Not a low rider thing at all, just another great option on a vehicle with aero. I guess its cooler to some to scrape the hell out of their fascia pulling into the local hangout thats why they bag on adjustable suspension. Get what you want for your car, its your money.

 

[anton28]

I would talk to a guy named Jon in Washington state that has Parts on Racks that seems to have the best pricing on KWs. He might be able to get you a decent price

I'm was planning on going motons because of all the great reviews but this is such a helpfull option! I had it on my murci and it made going in and out of driveways/parking lots such a breez.

 

[anton28]

Here is a kit that can be added to your exsisting coilovers.

http://www.umbrellaautodesign.com/content-pages/page-vrh_suspension

 

[mjorgensen Woodhouse]

That kit will not work on the Vipers shock set up, but this will.

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If you are running the MCS shocks though you will need to order springs with a shorter free length so you have enough room to mount this and be able to actually lower the ride height. This kit retails for $5K parts only, and is NOT easy to get, I ordered one for a GT3RS customer over seas and it took forever to get it all together and shipped to us.

 

[PeterMJ]

Is that a roll of electrical tape in that 5k kit? This is actually more money than the KW kit since it does not come with coil overs. This looks like a compressor, a couple of bags, bunch of zip ties, wires, air tubing and that electrical tape. If there ever was an example of viper tax, LOL.

That kit will not work on the Vipers shock set up, but this will.

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If you are running the MCS shocks though you will need to order springs with a shorter free length so you have enough room to mount this and be able to actually lower the ride height. This kit retails for $5K parts only, and is NOT easy to get, I ordered one for a GT3RS customer over seas and it took forever to get it all together and shipped to us.

 

[mjorgensen Woodhouse]

Not a Viper spec system was for a Porsche.

 

[PeterMJ]

Not a Viper spec system was for a Porsche.

Uhm yeah, I missed the renntech logo.

 

[anton28]

Wow 5k. The KW set up is looking more like the best option here........