Motion Control Suspension
#1
Former Vendor
Thread Starter
Motion Control Suspension
LC MotorSports happily announces that we are the exclusive Northeast Dealer of Jerome & Lex's new product offerings with Motion Control Suspension. Our partnership brings together 2 groups that are driven to provide premium products with Professional support, so all our friends within Motorsports can achieve their goals on track.
LC MotorSports will be available at (as always) numerous venues trackside all season long providing product (Technical & component) support from both LC MotorSports & MCS.
So, get your orders in as the 1st are now shipping....
Check our website often as we overhaul it with this great product offering along with other updates from MCS.
Let's all give our support to Lex and the team at MCS for again stepping up to the challenge.
Cheers,
Luda & Chris Whaley
LC MotorSports will be available at (as always) numerous venues trackside all season long providing product (Technical & component) support from both LC MotorSports & MCS.
So, get your orders in as the 1st are now shipping....
Check our website often as we overhaul it with this great product offering along with other updates from MCS.
Let's all give our support to Lex and the team at MCS for again stepping up to the challenge.
Cheers,
Luda & Chris Whaley
#5
Rennlist Member
Could somebody give me the one-sentence summary of the Moton/JRZ/MotionControl situation again? Is it correct that all three still exist and are selling similar products in the U.S.?
#6
RL Technical Advisor
Honestly? It simply won't fit in a sentence, even a run-on one,...
Call me for details.
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#8
Nordschleife Master
For both Big Reds & regular sizes? I'll be needing a set in a few months.
My take....
JRZ < Moton = MC
I looked at the web page, & the prices seem great for the 2 ways! I take it this is sans springs?
JRZ < Moton = MC
I looked at the web page, & the prices seem great for the 2 ways! I take it this is sans springs?
#9
RL Technical Advisor
Long story on the JRZ-Moton-MCS situation; call me about that.
Shocks, as provided by the manufacturers, are sold without springs. Providing a total package of springs and shocks which are matched to your driving skills, purpose, and car's configuration, is the job of the vendor and that's really the critical part so that everything works together. There are also custom configurations for street cars, too,....
#11
Rennlist Member
No it isn't! You just bolt on random "go fast" parts, and the car magically is faster than anything ever yet Known To Man............ (Funny how quickly you can run a near showroom stock car around the track, versus some which have double-what-the-car-cost modifications.)
#12
RL Technical Advisor
No it isn't! You just bolt on random "go fast" parts, and the car magically is faster than anything ever yet Known To Man............ (Funny how quickly you can run a near showroom stock car around the track, versus some which have double-what-the-car-cost modifications.)
I also see folks with shock-spring packages that are far beyond their current skills and they struggle with the car when the springs are too stiff for their experience levels. Its all fixable, tho,...