KW V3 Coilovers now available for Performance AWD

[thesmokingman]

None of this is new or unique and technology it is not. Knowing spring rates is obviously important to know where you start and what choices a user can make to go up or down. Hiding it just makes life for everyone difficult.

 

[MountainPass]

Is it safe to assume that you measured or found the OEM spring rates? How do they compare to what's written on the KW or MPP springs?

And why don't you list your spring rates? If I was going to make a set of coilovers to compete with you the first thing I'd do is buy yours and take a bunch of measurements, not just of the spring rates but everything else too - just like you did with the OEM parts. So by hiding your rates you're not really making it harder for competitors, you only make it more difficult for customers to choose the product that best suits them.

Hi @Gauss Guzzler, here is a link to an article that easily helps you compare the stock spring rates to both our coilover sets:

Suspension Tech - Firmer But More Comfortable? How Can That Be? | Mountain Pass Performance

Exactly like you said, if you want to copy our parts you'll at least have to work for it rather than just look up our specs here. Early on we had exactly that happen with our 365mm BBK on this very forum because we were too open with our specs. Lesson learned!