Are Kw V3 coilovers w/lifting kit worthwhile upgrade?
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A tuner threw out the idea of installing the Kw variants 3 in my car. He said it will improve the car but I didn’t really ask him much about the detail.
For those that have them installed. How much difference does it make? Is it worth it?
Thanks
A tuner threw out the idea of installing the Kw variants 3 in my car. He said it will improve the car but I didn’t really ask him much about the detail.
For those that have them installed. How much difference does it make? Is it worth it?
Thanks
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Can only speak of my experience with KW v3 on my Subaru. HUGE improvement over stock. [As it is, my heavily modified Subaru handles dip/bumps on on-ramps better than the stock 991.2. Not surprising, but made me realize how much the chassis of an econobox could be to handle like a proper car.]
The KW v3 bsolutely a HUGE improvement. Smoother ride than stock. Absorbs the big and small bumps better. Height adjustable. Handles the elements, and continue to look new.
Loved them, and would definitely get them again for any other car that they make them for.
The KW v3 bsolutely a HUGE improvement. Smoother ride than stock. Absorbs the big and small bumps better. Height adjustable. Handles the elements, and continue to look new.
Loved them, and would definitely get them again for any other car that they make them for.
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Another excellent option I hear is Bilstein B16
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I wish there could be a comparison of Bilstein B16 and KW v3, but I doubt it since why would anyone get the other, if they already have either.
I guess either is a fine choice.
I guess either is a fine choice.
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I would just be disappointed a bit to lose PASM. I think if I was going to delete PASM I would go for the Ohlins R&T but KW are very good.
I wonder if KW will release their Plug-N-Play electronic coilovers for 991 like they have for F80 M3
I wonder if KW will release their Plug-N-Play electronic coilovers for 991 like they have for F80 M3
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I am VERY happy with this combo but will probably go DSC + KWV3 next year.
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do you know what bump and rebound settings you're currently running front and rear?
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Beside Pasm deleted, is everything else retained? Things like fornt lift, pdcc, rws?
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Took to post 13 to get the right answer. Plus DSC transforms PASM. If me I would go DSC first and probably would not mess with coil overs. Porsche tuned the suspension well but DSC makes it incredible. The fault is in the PASM controller, not the suspension bits. Although I’m not unhappy with my stock setup.