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Ford Racing K-W coilovers $550.00

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#1 ·
FRPP is again discontinuing parts and you guys get the benefits.

The M-3000-Z3 K-W coilover suspension is now $550.00 plus shipping and I have them in stock.

Heres the kit.
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Once FRPP runs out they are gone. These are in limited supply.

Call me at 1-800-328-9552 ask for Steve.
 
#5 ·
PerfectSaiyan said:
are these adjustable and do they lower the car anymore than the stock height?
Here is the description straight from FRPP.

M-3000-Z3

Race Technology designed for the street

Lowers your Focus from 1.75” to 2.5”

Developed for the optimal balance of performance and comfort

New next generation construction for long lasting performance

Galvanized housings with true blue anodized hardware

The ultimate suspension system for your Focus
 
#10 ·
you can see in the pic at the top that they are adjustable in the rear also. The bottom of the spring sits on that thing with the 3 allens. You loosen those three allens and screw the big allen in the middle up or down accordingly. Then tighten the three small allens back up.
 
#14 ·
The rear ride height is adjusted with a allen wrench in the middle. The small allens are for the install they get removed and then the two pieces sandwich in the spring perche then reinstall the small alllen screws. The height is adjusted the same way on all KW coilovers. This is an amazing deal and Steve provides awesome service. If i had the money I would get these for my ZX3 since I love the Variant 3s on my SVT
 
#16 · (Edited)
tymeks said:
you can see in the pic at the top that they are adjustable in the rear also. The bottom of the spring sits on that thing with the 3 allens. You loosen those three allens and screw the big allen in the middle up or down accordingly. Then tighten the three small allens back up.
I was just going to say that, I opened one up to look at it.

They are very nice. I wish I had some spare cash. :(
 
#20 ·
I can help you out with that G-Bomb

if Steve ships with Parcel Post, I would guess the weight at about 60lbs, it would cost roughly $78-90 for shipping USD, the taxes and duties (bringing oover the border) would be about $100-$120 (maybe about $80, I get dinged twice because of PST)

so $550 american + lets say 80 shipping + $90 for taxes, $780 Canadian for them (give or take $50)
if steve ships them with UPS, expect the taxes and duties number to double.

Steve, with the fronts being adjustable, would it be possible for a front strut brace to co-exist?
 
#21 ·
PerfectSaiyan said:
I can help you out with that G-Bomb

if Steve ships with Parcel Post, I would guess the weight at about 60lbs, it would cost roughly $78-90 for shipping USD, the taxes and duties (bringing oover the border) would be about $100-$120 (maybe about $80, I get dinged twice because of PST)

so $550 american + lets say 80 shipping + $90 for taxes, $780 Canadian for them (give or take $50)
if steve ships them with UPS, expect the taxes and duties number to double.

Steve, with the fronts being adjustable, would it be possible for a front strut brace to co-exist?
I would think they would be fine with a strut brace.

Airmail parcel post would be about $85.00 U.S. but I will have to plead ignorance in the case of the duties and fee's charged on your end.
 
#26 ·
The only differinces are adjustable bound and rebound, spring rates, and all four dampiners are SS not just the front struts. There are no external reservoirs. They make stuff to last not stuff that will rust and be unadjustable when they start to rust. I have had mine on my car for 8 months now and with a lil' cleaning you would think they were brand new.
Trust me on this when I say for $550 you wont find a better set of coilovers for that great of a price that are a direct bolt on.