Fortune Auto Coilovers

[duweeee]

Has anyone installed the Fortune Auto Coilovers?

I've been looking at the MPP Comfort Coilovers but these are only $200 more but have adjustable dampers.

I'm wondering if the Fortunes are softer than stock on the lowest damper settings.

Tesla Model 3 (RWD) 2017+ - 500 Series Coilovers

CUSTOM. MODULAR. REBUILDABLE. Fortune Auto engineers are consistently chasing improvement and the development of the Generation 8 - 500 series damper is no exception. The 500 Series single adjustable coilover is the entry into the Fortune Auto-verse. Utilizing the highly advanced, High Flow...

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[The Other Dan]

There is a reason why they are cheap (er).

 

[Kai_uhl]

Has anyone installed the Fortune Auto Coilovers?

I've been looking at the MPP Comfort Coilovers but these are only $200 more but have adjustable dampers.

I'm wondering if the Fortunes are softer than stock on the lowest damper settings.

Tesla Model 3 (RWD) 2017+ - 500 Series Coilovers

CUSTOM. MODULAR. REBUILDABLE. Fortune Auto engineers are consistently chasing improvement and the development of the Generation 8 - 500 series damper is no exception. The 500 Series single adjustable coilover is the entry into the Fortune Auto-verse. Utilizing the highly advanced, High Flow...

shop-fortune-auto.com

I currently have the MPP Comfort Coilovers on my Model 3 and I would highly recommend them. In terms of comfort, they feel just as comfortable, if not maybe a little more comfortable compared to stock. In terms of performance / cornering, they're a good amount stiffer (in a good way) compared to stock. Its almost a night and day difference in terms of handling compared to stock (a lot less body roll, feels more planted and controllable, more confidence inspiring). I haven't experienced the Fortune Auto's on a Model 3 but I did have them on my Scion FRS and wasn't too impressed with them. And I didn't use the dampening adjustability as much as I would've thought (I daily drove + tracked the car). They're not necessarily a bad coilover but I didn't experience the same level of quality compared to a higher end coilover such as KW, Ohlins, etc... Lastly, I think given the MPPs are just a re-valved and rebranded KW, MPP/KW is a far superior brand in general compared to Fortune Auto. Just my 2 cents.

 

[MasterC17]

I've installed Fortune Auto's before on an BMW E90 335i. Can't say much good about them, and they definitely were not more comfortable than stock. You're comparing a quality German manufactured damper vs a damper using cheap overseas components. They can't even bother to upload photos of the actual product, which is a bit of a red flag IMO.

There's so many options on the market at this point that I would personally not consider Fortune Auto's at this price point.

After-sales support is important, and I think you'll find MPP second to none in that department.

 

[duweeee]

Thanks for the info everyone, looks like I'll start looking into the MPP Comfort Adjustable now.

 

[Tonyrd1]

Thanks for the info everyone, looks like I'll start looking into the MPP Comfort Adjustable now.

Did you look into Tein?

 

[Motion122]

Did you look into Tein?

TEIN is a great option at a much lower entry price.

 

[duweeee]

Did you look into Tein?

I liked the Fortunes cause they are rebuild-able and can upgrade to Swift Springs. From what I read the Tein are not rebuild-able.

 

[canasion35]

Anyone every actually purchase fortune auto coilovers for their model 3?