JCW Suspension now available?
Originally Posted by minicoopermike
Anybody with an 02-04 MINI order/install the JCW susp yet?
2003 Cooper
Originally Posted by rockymt98
How much is the parts kit and what comes with it?
Is there someplace one can read the specs on line for it?
Is there someplace one can read the specs on line for it?
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Originally Posted by minicoopermike
Anybody with an 02-04 MINI order/install the JCW susp yet?
Greta gets JCW suspension
Just up graded from SS+ to JCW suspension yesterday and I have not stopped smilling. Ride is firmer but not rough. My wife cannot even tell the differance. I have enclosed a link to my picture site that detail install progression.

As you can or cannot see in the following pic, stance is little changed from SS+.

http://bonz.smugmug.com/gallery/727569/1
Nice

As you can or cannot see in the following pic, stance is little changed from SS+.

http://bonz.smugmug.com/gallery/727569/1
Nice
Originally Posted by bonz
Just up graded from SS+ to JCW suspension yesterday and I have not stopped smilling. Ride is firmer but not rough. My wife cannot even tell the differance.
Tarzan, they coat the rough edge with Mini touchup paint. It supposedly has everything needed to keep corrosion at bay. I cetainly hope so because they use an awful lot of salt here in upstate NY.
Chows4us, when I say "firmer", I mean the car is less bounce over rough surfaces but the car is definately smoother over smoother roads (if I can find one here)
Chows4us, when I say "firmer", I mean the car is less bounce over rough surfaces but the car is definately smoother over smoother roads (if I can find one here)
Looking through your photos I noticed three items of question.
1. While working on the rear set up the mechanic used a grinding tool to trim something back or cut something off, do you know what he was doing with this proceedure
2. It also appears there are several tools that were used that most "home shops" genreally do not have. So am I right in assuming installing the JCW suspension components are not something that can be done at home
3. In the last shots it appears they were doing a wheel alignment, is this correct
One last comment, why didn't you upgrade the rear sway bar while everything was off and easily accessable
Thanks for the essay it was great to see the install.
1. While working on the rear set up the mechanic used a grinding tool to trim something back or cut something off, do you know what he was doing with this proceedure
2. It also appears there are several tools that were used that most "home shops" genreally do not have. So am I right in assuming installing the JCW suspension components are not something that can be done at home
3. In the last shots it appears they were doing a wheel alignment, is this correct
One last comment, why didn't you upgrade the rear sway bar while everything was off and easily accessable
Thanks for the essay it was great to see the install.
Originally Posted by MGear
2. It also appears there are several tools that were used that most "home shops" genreally do not have. So am I right in assuming installing the JCW suspension components are not something that can be done at home
3. In the last shots it appears they were doing a wheel alignment, is this correct
.
3. In the last shots it appears they were doing a wheel alignment, is this correct
.
Installation instructions are there too.
As for the wheel alignment. Yes they have too, and they havent got mine right yet...
Originally Posted by Morris9982
Why the sand bags in the boot during allignment? I can see putting some weight in the driver's seat, but the rear?
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