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Front perch is 50mm, rear is 6.5mm.Ruffles,
Looks amazing. What height setting do you have it?
Looks great! I would forgo the spacers and when it’s time to replace your tires get a wider one. These cars have too much torque and I wouldn’t use a spacer. (FYI I’ve used spacers on 800hp CTSV and 700hp Audi and regretted it) but do what you wantJust wanted to chime in here and say that I love these MPP coilovers thus far! Communication with MPP was excellent while I impatiently waited for delivery
I've had mine installed now for almost a month. Had them installed by a local shop, who did a great job. I'm thinking that I probably need to soften them up a bit, but I'm not setup to do that myself just yet...so I guess I need to decide whether I want to invest in a jack/stands or pay a shop to adjust for me... I'm not in too big a rush - might become more of a problem if the fam and I decide to take a road trip this summer.
Not the greatest shot, but here it is:
What do you all think I could safely install spacer wise to get a little more flush?
Wow, your car is absolutely beautiful. Love the rims and the caliper covers with the gray.
Anyone recommend an installer for MPP coilovers in the Phoenix area? The one recommended to me seems like the work would be good, but he never follows through, rarely answers the phone, never responds to emails. Not really what I'm looking for in a business.
Yes, just did this last week to put it back up stock height. (See post above yours). More preference than concern for scraping.Anyone has the default Tesla height for front and back. I had my coilovers installed last month. I told the shop not to lower but for some reason they still did. I'll bring it back to them to raise it up as I keep hitting the parking blocks or scrapping the bottom.
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HI
I ordered on May 22, Order #12742
Any idea when I can expect them?
Also, Ill ask this question here as it might help others
I am only interested in making the ride more comfortable. Somewhere in these comments someone pointed out that the instructions say to not crank the settings fully hard (or soft?). Im having mine installed for me. So the setting for the most comfortable ride should be what? Im assuming adjust them fully soft then back them off one( or two clicks to be safe) ?
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Yeah, for me, it's still harsh at lower speeds but floaty at higher speeds. I don't think we can soften it too much due to the spring rates, but, the better shocks help soften the ride at higher speeds.I had my comfort coilovers installed Tuesday on my LR Y (19s). Set 0.5" lower and all 12/12 all around. Driving around a few days, the ride was strange. A little floaty and still harsh at the same time. I changed the back to 10/8 and the floatiness and strange harshness are gone. The car rides wonderfully, but a little bit firm for my taste. Will try back at 10/10 or go to 11/9.
Access was easy to change settings. I could easily reach in over the tire for the top setting and lay on my back and reach for the bottom. I love how I can play with settings and try things.
Talking with MPP, the ride smoothes out a bit after a week. I go in next Tuesday for final height setting and alignment after some time where the car and new suspension 'get acquainted'.
Overall, its a nice change. No more kidney punches. And its very interesting what setting changes do to the ride and handing in unexpected ways.
Lower your low speed compression and raise the rebound. The V3 have low speed compression adjustment and rebound. High speed compression is at a fixed rate.Yeah, for me, it's still harsh at lower speeds but floaty at higher speeds. I don't think we can soften it too much due to the spring rates, but, the better shocks help soften the ride at higher speeds.
We always count from full stiff (because going full stiff resets the internal valving). For ex. if you're running a suggested bump of 10 it is 10 from full soft. Thus to dial that ten in you'd (if your max adjustment is 14) open it from full stiff 4 clicks to arrive at 10. We don't coonversely go 10 clicks from full soft btw. I don't know what MPP's suggested settings are but I assume they include it with your coils. If you don't know where you are in your settings, count as you turn the knob/allen key to full stiff. The number of clicks to full stiff is where you were so as you open it up and add a click or two to soften it up from where you were. Write down x settings for future reference, etc etc.By lower do you mean fewer clicks from stiff (aka lower number of clicks)? thx.
It's technically the same. Lowering compression in the case of the V3 is low speed compression only since high speed compression is fixed. And setting the compression to full stiff is sometimes also called max power. Thus lowering compression or power are both opening the valve from full stiff more than whatever setting your currently at. For ex. the recommended starting settings are 12/12 compression/rebound front and 20/8 c/r rear. If your car is too bumpy or stiff, lower the compression to 10 and test then adjust rebound accordingly and vice versa. You do not have to stay within two clicks c to r.Sorry, I'm still not clear. When you say "Lower your low speed compression", do you mean lower number of clicks from full clockwise or lower power (which would be more click from full clockwise)?
Kind of a "Who's on first" word game .