KIDO Racing Coilovers...lowering our OS/RVR/ASX confirmed.
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Yeah, it's very rarely does anyone get to see the actual "Allowed" specific/variances for a particular OEM alignment setup from the manufacturer.
Especially to see all the "Before & After" info all on one page.
So, that's why I made that chart.
FANTASTIC new coilovers by the way! Love the drop!! (especially for street cruisin')
Your wife honors you very well.
Yeah, it's very rarely does anyone get to see the actual "Allowed" specific/variances for a particular OEM alignment setup from the manufacturer.
Especially to see all the "Before & After" info all on one page.
So, that's why I made that chart.
FANTASTIC new coilovers by the way! Love the drop!! (especially for street cruisin')
Your wife honors you very well.
From last Friday night when we cruised to the beach...
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First sentence...I got it for Valentine's Day? Although I'm pretty sure my wife bought it from eBay since it was the only source I gave her. Considering she's a coupon queen and can find some awesome deals even in the car parts world, I wouldn't doubt it if she found it somewhere else cheaper.
I got tired of hearing rumors and reading endless threads here on lowering our rides. If that's what you heard, try it. I heard this coilover kit worked, and it did. You've been on this forum long enough to read what might work...the only way you'll find out is if you do it.
As for the rear struts, it's unbelievably easy. Lift up your mat/spare tire cover. Look for two bolts holding the struts in place, and loosen. Even if you have the Rockford Fosgate OEM subwoofer, it is not in the way. I took my spare tire and foam that holds all the accessories around it out, just because it looked too easy, but it literally took me longer to type this post than it took to find the top bolts and loosen. Have a friend help you hold the coilovers up so you can put the new bolts in from the top, or use the ol' fashion bungee cord.
I actually remembered reading your information when my friend came back with the results. Of course my printout didn't show the OEM specs on mine. Every car is different even if it's OEM, but for a close reference, your chart would be a good tool to use. Here's her report card...
I got tired of hearing rumors and reading endless threads here on lowering our rides. If that's what you heard, try it. I heard this coilover kit worked, and it did. You've been on this forum long enough to read what might work...the only way you'll find out is if you do it.
As for the rear struts, it's unbelievably easy. Lift up your mat/spare tire cover. Look for two bolts holding the struts in place, and loosen. Even if you have the Rockford Fosgate OEM subwoofer, it is not in the way. I took my spare tire and foam that holds all the accessories around it out, just because it looked too easy, but it literally took me longer to type this post than it took to find the top bolts and loosen. Have a friend help you hold the coilovers up so you can put the new bolts in from the top, or use the ol' fashion bungee cord.
I actually remembered reading your information when my friend came back with the results. Of course my printout didn't show the OEM specs on mine. Every car is different even if it's OEM, but for a close reference, your chart would be a good tool to use. Here's her report card...
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im not cutting springs.... I refuse to and never will. the cut springs I was hearing of was evo X Mr stock springs on OS struts.... I have a full Evo X GSR suspension with an eibach pro kit ready to go. if its higher than I will take it back off. Basically I need to determine if the Evo X struts fit. If so, than that opens up all coilovers low cost and high!
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This. Looks. Amazing!! New owner of a '14 SE and after 2 weeks/300mi of looking for mods , I knew a forum was the way to go. I am proud for this thread to have my 1st post, it's what made me become a member!! How's the ride quality compared to oem as far as stiffness... Our first crossover and mommy and 2yr old will not want the bounce or the stiff pothole impact...I can't keep anything factory for long, but have debated raising my Durango because of torsion bounce/stiff impact issues... #gettinold lol
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Welcome to the forum!
Glad you joined up.
And, if you still willing to mod then you're never too old!
(However, if your ride is mainly a mommy & kiddo mover, then perhaps suspension shouldn't be 1st on the list. Especially since the vehicle is so brand spanking new and you've got 10 year warranty coverage...)
Welcome to the forum!
Glad you joined up.
And, if you still willing to mod then you're never too old!
(However, if your ride is mainly a mommy & kiddo mover, then perhaps suspension shouldn't be 1st on the list. Especially since the vehicle is so brand spanking new and you've got 10 year warranty coverage...)
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Thanks man, glad to call this my Mitsubishi HQ now!! And I know that shouldn't be first on my list but I'm an old school 32yo body on frame v8 guy and already trying to figure out ralliart turbo addition placement, compression/tuning issues, stance, painting fact. plastics etc... For now just have windows 20% front layer of 20% over rear window tint and windshield strip and added weather tech floor mats... We're custom upholstery family so stay tuned for a Katzkin or custom job down the road!! But I still crave that stance.... I need that!! Lol
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Check out where you picture made its way:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Kido-Coilover-Mitsubishi-ASX-RVR-Outlander-Sport-2011-2014-Best-Support-/221389898782?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item338bddc41e&vxp=mtr
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Kido-Coilover-Mitsubishi-ASX-RVR-Outlander-Sport-2011-2014-Best-Support-/221389898782?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item338bddc41e&vxp=mtr
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Good eye.
OP is famous!
> Hopefully that seller gotten a written letter of consent BEFORE they swiped the image(S) for their marketing usage...
Good eye.
OP is famous!
> Hopefully that seller gotten a written letter of consent BEFORE they swiped the image(S) for their marketing usage...
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Check out where you picture made its way:
Kido coilover Mitsubishi ASX RVR Outlander Sport 2011 2014 Best Support | eBay
Kido coilover Mitsubishi ASX RVR Outlander Sport 2011 2014 Best Support | eBay
On another note, I did not have time to attempt my install over the weekend because I worked a extra 20 hours over the weekend and have been non stop ever since. This weekend I may actually have a shot. Only issues I can see so far is the OEM rears from the Evo X are too long I believe. But I will take some pics and show what is and is not possible when I do it.
Congrats to all the people Picking Up the KIDO coils!
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Yeah, where exactly do you find these? I only found two places Ebay and Kubano. Both have ridiculous shipping costs and even though its Kubano selling on Ebay, their price is different on their site than the Ebay one. Ill buy these for my wifes Outlander but only after they drop that shipping cost.
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This. Looks. Amazing!! New owner of a '14 SE and after 2 weeks/300mi of looking for mods , I knew a forum was the way to go. I am proud for this thread to have my 1st post, it's what made me become a member!! How's the ride quality compared to oem as far as stiffness... Our first crossover and mommy and 2yr old will not want the bounce or the stiff pothole impact...I can't keep anything factory for long, but have debated raising my Durango because of torsion bounce/stiff impact issues... #gettinold lol
Ride quality can be very subjective, and what may be rough to others, may not be to some, and vice versa. I come from the world of hydraulics back in the lowrider days and even riding out on bumpstops, by rolling only on shocks without springs is my history. One of my DSM's was the first to be put on Ground Control's website gallery, and every Mitsubishi we own, is lowered. With that said, we're used to the firm ride. If your wife is not used to the bounce or stiff pothole impacts, I would seriously NOT recommend lowering your Outlander Sport period. I would recommend an air ride setup if any.
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Welcome to the forum!
Glad you joined up.
And, if you still willing to mod then you're never too old!
(However, if your ride is mainly a mommy & kiddo mover, then perhaps suspension shouldn't be 1st on the list. Especially since the vehicle is so brand spanking new and you've got 10 year warranty coverage...)
Welcome to the forum!
Glad you joined up.
And, if you still willing to mod then you're never too old!
(However, if your ride is mainly a mommy & kiddo mover, then perhaps suspension shouldn't be 1st on the list. Especially since the vehicle is so brand spanking new and you've got 10 year warranty coverage...)
Thanks man, glad to call this my Mitsubishi HQ now!! And I know that shouldn't be first on my list but I'm an old school 32yo body on frame v8 guy and already trying to figure out ralliart turbo addition placement, compression/tuning issues, stance, painting fact. plastics etc... For now just have windows 20% front layer of 20% over rear window tint and windshield strip and added weather tech floor mats... We're custom upholstery family so stay tuned for a Katzkin or custom job down the road!! But I still crave that stance.... I need that!! Lol
Check out where you picture made its way:
Kido coilover Mitsubishi ASX RVR Outlander Sport 2011 2014 Best Support | eBay
Kido coilover Mitsubishi ASX RVR Outlander Sport 2011 2014 Best Support | eBay
damn Shipping is off the charts! price looks good until I saw that.
On another note, I did not have time to attempt my install over the weekend because I worked a extra 20 hours over the weekend and have been non stop ever since. This weekend I may actually have a shot. Only issues I can see so far is the OEM rears from the Evo X are too long I believe. But I will take some pics and show what is and is not possible when I do it.
Congrats to all the people Picking Up the KIDO coils!
On another note, I did not have time to attempt my install over the weekend because I worked a extra 20 hours over the weekend and have been non stop ever since. This weekend I may actually have a shot. Only issues I can see so far is the OEM rears from the Evo X are too long I believe. But I will take some pics and show what is and is not possible when I do it.
Congrats to all the people Picking Up the KIDO coils!
Yeah, where exactly do you find these? I only found two places Ebay and Kubano. Both have ridiculous shipping costs and even though its Kubano selling on Ebay, their price is different on their site than the Ebay one. Ill buy these for my wifes Outlander but only after they drop that shipping cost.