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MPP Sport Coilover for AWD Worth it?
- Thread starter cochran
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Since there are many people happy with their cars without the product, the answer to "Is it worth it" for most people would be "No"
beastmode13
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At the recommended setting it rides as comfortable as P3D+ yet have way better body control.
Got it. How much more careful do you have to be while driving? I have never lowered my car before.
On the rec. settings, can it be a nuisance to drive around being you're always concerned about scraping, bottoming out ,etc.
I really like the aesthetics/potential performance of a lowered Model 3 but I am scared of doing something to my car which will ultimately make it annoying for me to drive.
Somebody convince me!
Haha I guess the question was primarily directed towards people that actually have the coilovers; do they feel like it was a worthy purchase?
From their blog:
Our Black Friday deals will go live on Friday the 29th and end December 1st at Midnight EST. Please don't ask us if you miss out on the deals. You snooze, you lose!
We're still planning exactly what our sale will look like, but rest easy knowing that this will be our biggest sale of the year. For those considering a coil-over purchase, our coil-over pricing will be going up slightly on our Sports coilovers, so the sale price will likely be your last chance to order coilovers at our current pricing.
We're still planning exactly what our sale will look like, but rest easy knowing that this will be our biggest sale of the year. For those considering a coil-over purchase, our coil-over pricing will be going up slightly on our Sports coilovers, so the sale price will likely be your last chance to order coilovers at our current pricing.
Demand is still outstripping supply so don't expect big sales on our coilovers anytime soon!
Unfortunately, our cost on the kit has gone up, so after this weekend the price will be adjusted.
dmd2005
Active Member
So it is $140 off for the MPP sport coilover kit.
If you don’t track that much and want a better handling ride than stock, the comfort coilover kit is at a nice price point and I love mine for daily driving.
Dolemite
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If I don't plan on tracking my model 3, how important is it for me to purchase the Rear Toe & Rear Camber Arms along with the Mountain Pass sports coilovers?
and if i plan on keeping the ride height at the mountain pass recommended height*
Also, since the Sport coilovers for AWD are on backorder, how long will it take to receive them in California?
The rear toe is adjustable, the rear camber is not at all. We would suggest installing the rear camber arms at our initial height settings, the camber works out to be on the limit/out of acceptable range when at that height. You can certainly add them in later, but you'll need another alignment! The coilovers will ship from Germany around early/mid-January for orders placed now. We had a streak of getting them made and shipped very quickly, but production will get slowed down with the holidays.
So the rear camber is necessary but the rear toe is not? I can just use the OEM rear toe without any issues?
Yes, the rear toe is adjusted with an eccentric bolt. Our toe arms use precise turnbuckle adjusters and replace the squishy rubber bushings with sealed spherical bearings.
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