www.Motioncontrolsuspension.com

Weiner is getting the very first 964 set for little Claudia...man, I can't wait!

 

I'll shoot pics as soon as they arrive and post them here as well as on the new website for you.

 

My sources in the Atlanta area have an interesting backstory. MCS principal Jerome van Gool was the "J" in JRZ shocks. He sold out his interests and formed Moton. MCS principal Lex Carson was the US rep for Moton. Not to jump to quick conclusions, but it would appear that both are out of Moton now. Bottom line is that clearly these individuals are experts in manufacturing and marketing high end suspension systems for sports cars. No affiliation on my part. If I get any more "intel" I'll pass it along.

 

Yep...

 

Damn Kai, It's good to be a farmer Nice equipment there. Can't wait to hear all about it!!!

 

I'm biting the bullet on this one, trust me the GDP of OR will recieve a minor boost this winter. It's not all terrible, as I've been able to sell most of the nice parts we bolted on early spring at prices both fair to me and to the buyers.

(I'm a classic "lesson learned" story, but still believe we did the right thing. Not one of us thought my comeback would be so intense or so rapid)

According to my "sources" my kit is being built here in the USA with the parts which have all arived from the new shop overseas. ETA should be around Dec. 18.

Weiner will have pics and story to tell, I'm sure.

 

So cool, they are right down the street from where I am building my new house! I am surprised by how many cool car related businesses are north of Atlanta.

Thanks for sharing.

 

We are MCS's dealer in the Northeast... Lex & Jerome are great to work with and all products will be produced here in the US. This will keep cost from fluctuating as the exchange rates jump around also improves delivery times.