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JCW GarageInterested in John Cooper Works (JCW) parts for your 2nd Generation MINI? This is where JCW upgrades and accessories for the MINI Clubman (R55), Cooper and Cooper S (R56), and Cabrio (R57) MINIs are discussed.
After taking Phil Wicks class in GA a few weeks ago, I want to make Ernie handle better. The first thing was a set of JCW springs. Though it only lowered him less than .5", it did remove a little bit of the space I wanted removed and the stiffness from the springs feels great on the curves. I'll know better once I get to do another track day.
Anyway, here's a few pics of Ernie with his new look.
very nice! if you change to JCW springs, are changing of shocks necessary? As with aftermarket ones that drop like 1+" (H&R) etc, they'll eventually kill your shocks in a year or two...
very nice! if you change to JCW springs, are changing of shocks necessary? As with aftermarket ones that drop like 1+" (H&R) etc, they'll eventually kill your shocks in a year or two...
looks great tho!
how much may i ask?
I got them through Charleston Mini but with my wholesale (bodyshop) discount.
They were 300 bucks my cost plus 37 shipping. (they actually overnighted them to me)