looks good dude[In reference to the wheel gap on my Model Y Long Range]
My goal of purchasing the Mountain Pass Performance comfort coilover kit was 1. A ride better than stock and 2. A lower ride height to fit the 20” inductions better.
I feel I was able to accomplish all of the above with their kit due to the adjustability they provide. As of right now, I’m sitting at a 3 finger gap all around and expect it to settle a little lower then I’ll adjust as needed.
I am set at 12/12 in the front, and 12/10 in the rear. Just took my first road trip this past weekend and am amazed at how improved the ride is.
Do MPP coilovers alter the height of Model Y Performance (MYP) ? I heard they lower the long range but never could determine if they lower a MYP.
Amazing. I did a search before asking, but obviously not well enough!!! Good board here!
Yup, you can lower the MYP too. But since i'm in Canada where I need to be mindful of the snow, I didn't test it out. MYP is less than 1/2 lower than LR, the coilovers lets you go WAY low!
Sounds like you can maintain MYP stock height which is what I was hoping for. Thanks.
If I want to get stock LR height, need to get the raise kit? Is the comfort and ride still good with those added?
Besides tweaking the MMP coil over settings, Perhaps also get 18” wheels and tires with more sidewall?
Does it seem like the rear of the car is springing back up too quickly after hitting the bump? If so, you can try stiffening the rebound setting to slow that motion. Some people like 14/14 if you're alright with it being a bit too soft.
Sorry for reviving an old thread, but I have the MY Performance with Eibach springs and currently have a .6 F and .8 R inch drop from stock MYP. Can the mpp coils go lower than that?
For sure, you can lower your Y much more than that if you'd like to with our kit.
Great, thank you for such a quick reply! Now how would I go about getting the car lowered to a certain height? Would my installer first measure the ground to fender height with my current setup and then after installing your coils, then lower to my specs afterwards?
