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The problem is that the front of our car doesn't like anything but a coil over solution. The back only likes a shock + spring solution. There are not a

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The problem is that the front of our car doesn't like anything but a coil over solution. The back only likes a shock + spring solution. There are not a lot of products in the market that solve this problem.

KW V3 does the best job out of the box IMO. But they are also a bunch of A-holes on the phone. I personally wont buy 3000 dollar items from a company that puts idiots that "don't know" or "can't tell you" how their product works on the tech support line.

So you start to look to custom solutions that will allow you to actually do what you want with the suspension tuning.
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