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Hey all Kido Racing is offering a coilover setup for the Outlander Sport. Check them out.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Kido-Coilove...02b2cc&vxp=mtr
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Kido-Coilove...02b2cc&vxp=mtr
Last edited by LUNARFX; Dec 27, 2013 at 09:51 PM.
Thanks for alerting all of us who have been waiting forever! Have you ordered a set for your setup? I'd like to hear feedback on how well this coilover setup bodes with our rides. I'd just never heard of the company Kido before, or maybe I have a few years back? Sucks the shipping puts the set right just below $1000. Still debating on air ride, or coilovers.
you have to take out the plastic inner liner and be careful not to hit the bump stop on the full range of the turn. looks amazing though wonder what they used to lower it and if it is adjustable?
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Seems like a lot of work just to rolls with the slammed look.
But, those wheels and the stance is wicked!
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I'm Instagram buds with the guy who owns the one in white, and yes he is using the Kido coilovers. The only reason I know, is he was one of the guys I had been talking to about the setup. Basically the guy who confirmed with me that it would work before I ordered. I see a lot of the guys on here has also left comments on his Instagram asking what setup he has too. Haha...he's definitely good peeps and is cool to chat with. Ends every conversation we have with, "bro."
The pictures are from a feature coverage in a magazine Modifikasi Plus Magazine. His trunk interior setup is my favorite for sure!
The pictures are from a feature coverage in a magazine Modifikasi Plus Magazine. His trunk interior setup is my favorite for sure!
OK so Went to go install the EVO X suspension today. this is a no go with the Evo X shocks.
Front cannot be used unless you ditch your sway bar because of where OEM bolts up.
Rear shock is way too long and the same with the spring.
I will not be swapping springs onto the outlander shocks, I will be scraping and saving for the kido set up
Front cannot be used unless you ditch your sway bar because of where OEM bolts up.
Rear shock is way too long and the same with the spring.
I will not be swapping springs onto the outlander shocks, I will be scraping and saving for the kido set up
OK so Went to go install the EVO X suspension today. this is a no go with the Evo X shocks.
Front cannot be used unless you ditch your sway bar because of where OEM bolts up.
Rear shock is way too long and the same with the spring.
I will not be swapping springs onto the outlander shocks, I will be scraping and saving for the kido set up
Front cannot be used unless you ditch your sway bar because of where OEM bolts up.
Rear shock is way too long and the same with the spring.
I will not be swapping springs onto the outlander shocks, I will be scraping and saving for the kido set up
I have heard they will probably fit but you will lose use of the front sway bar. Do a test fit and see.I believe the coils from a evo X or even 7,8,9 actually will fit from what I read somewhere else, only issue is the sway bar.
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Just saw these..
KW Suspensions® - V2 Inox-Line Coilover Lowering Kit

$1,849.99, LINK
KW Suspensions® - V2 Inox-Line Coilover Lowering Kit

Mitsubishi Outlander Sport AWD 2011-2012, V2 Inox-Line Coilover Lowering Kit with 1.4"-2.6" Front and 0.2"-1.4" Rear Body Drop by KW Suspensions®. Variation 2 Inox coilovers are designed for the experienced driver who prefers to set their own ride height and damper rebound rates. This set of 4 coilovers offer an infinite number of damper rebound settings, rather than a fixed number of choices. Each individual coilover can be lowered by hand.






