Thoughts on Tesla Model 3 Megan EZII Series Coilovers?

[Andrew Kushner]

It may be a bit snobby but I would say: traditional lowering springs don't work well ever (or nearly so!) Over the years I've adopted the stance of leave it alone, or do it right. Leaving it alone is cheap and hassle free, it is great.

Depends. I have Eibach springs and KYB AGX adjustable shocks on my z32 and they have been fantastic. Tesla stock shocks and struts seem fairly decent (although there are made in Mexico).

 

[E.Potter]

Depends. I have Eibach springs and KYB AGX adjustable shocks on my z32 and they have been fantastic. Tesla stock shocks and struts seem fairly decent (although there are made in Mexico).

matching springs up with shocks and struts is awesome

 

[e-VTEC]

I've just picked up a set of Megan EZ II Coilovers for Tesla Model 3.
They actually ride pretty smooth. The needed a 500 miles to break-in the new damper and springs. After that the ride was pretty comfortable for daily driving.
It is just barely stiffer than stock but still good for street.

These coilovers are a soft setup. If you're looking for track setup than would recommend upgrading to stiffer springs.

I've also ordered/installed the Megan Racing Front Camber arms at the same time.
Made fitting the 19x9.5 +12 Vulcan Wheels MSH an ease.
Overall, I'm happy with the Megan Racing parts