KW Stainless Coilovers!

[lupoman]

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KWs for Challenger
KW coilover suspension in two variants for Dodge Challenger.
PRESS RELEASE
KW suspensions announces their stainless steel constructed coil-over for the Dodge Challenger. Two Variants of the KW suspension line up will be available.
The KW coilover suspensions for the Dodge Challenger (including 6 cyl SE, & 8cyl R/T, SRT8) enables the owner to lower their vehicle 20-50mm on the front axle and 25-55mm on the rear axle and retains enough travel to handle maximuim load and dynamic loads during driving. Variant 1 with it´s preset dampening rates permits customized lowering of the suspension and creates an optimized balance of sportiness, comfort and safety. Variant 2 is the ideal system for sporty drivers, who also wish to make modifications in ride height and rebound dampening. Drivers are able to adapt the suspension setup to their driving style.
Important characteristics such as safety, quality and performance are all taken into consideration with each KW coilover design. Each vehicle application is specifically designed and engineered for a proper range of motion, min/max weight loads and min/max lowering. All these requirements are met while retaining it’s performance handling characteristics. Each KW coilover suspension is produced with unique stainless steel “inox-line” technology. The stainless steel construction internally and externally provides long term durability and corrosion resistance from the elements.
All KW coilovers pass stringent German TUV safety & quality testing standards. Each kit is TUV approved.
Part No:


Variant 1: 10228006, MSRP: $1525.00

Variant 2: 15228006, MSRP: $1895.00




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[dodgeboy90501]

Ya, those are pretty nice, I will have to first see if I can even lower the car. Entrance to my apts is little steep.

[lupoman]

lol, I hear ya! We have some killer speed bumps here in Hawaii too!

[Fast Willy]

Those are a very nice set of coil overs. They were great on BMW's and audi why not our cars lol.