Suspension Countryman on Megan Coilovers
#28
FYI we have 4 sets of the specific Megan Racing R60 coilovers in stock:
http://www.waymotorworks.com/megan-r...ountryman.html
http://www.waymotorworks.com/megan-r...ountryman.html
#30
It's a pain to adjust the rear because there is no opening at the rear boot, the whole strut would need to come off.
#31
yar, I suspected too.. even the KW V3 I guess.. my worry now is most seller telling me its only for FWD.. I just wanna know why.. becos of the damping/spring rate? or mounting diff?
#32
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They will physically fit the ALL4, I think they would work fine, but Megan does not list them for the ALL4. Just the opposite the KW coilovers that actually work on both, but KW only list them for the ALL4
I've found over the years most customers never adjust the rears they just set them in the middle and are good to go. You could drill the holes and use remote adjusters if you really get serious, but you have to pull the interior panels to do it. I personally just pull them out to adjust as they are only 3 bolt each to adjust.
I've found over the years most customers never adjust the rears they just set them in the middle and are good to go. You could drill the holes and use remote adjusters if you really get serious, but you have to pull the interior panels to do it. I personally just pull them out to adjust as they are only 3 bolt each to adjust.
#33
[QUOTE=WayMotorWorks;3631988]They will physically fit the ALL4, I think they would work fine, but Megan does not list them for the ALL4. Just the opposite the KW coilovers that actually work on both, but KW only list them for the ALL4
Yup, I realised it too on the KW listing stated only ALL4.. thanks for the clarification..
Yup, I realised it too on the KW listing stated only ALL4.. thanks for the clarification..
#35
#37
for those not mounting a matching set (ie FWD to ALL4 & vice versa), 'Some' manufacturers may not warranty the part if it was equipped to a vehicle not listed.
(ie FWD kit on an ALL4).
I know Bilstein is pretty particular about this & often askes for VIN/Reg when processing warranty claims. (no match, no warranty).
I'm nopt saying its the case w/ either manufacturer listed in this thread.. however, it is a reality to think about.
(ie FWD kit on an ALL4).
I know Bilstein is pretty particular about this & often askes for VIN/Reg when processing warranty claims. (no match, no warranty).
I'm nopt saying its the case w/ either manufacturer listed in this thread.. however, it is a reality to think about.
#39
#41
Yup. Ive had mine on since January, been about 4500 miles. Not a single issue, no popping, no creaking. I even put the car up to double check to see if the collar nuts are tight, they still are.
No issues at all, rides like it came from the factory this way.
highly recommended.
No issues at all, rides like it came from the factory this way.
highly recommended.
I agree! I only have about 1000 miles on them and the ride is like night and day. It's a completely different car now and would definitely recommend the Megans to anyone thinking about lowering their CM.
#42
Yup. Ive had mine on since January, been about 4500 miles. Not a single issue, no popping, no creaking. I even put the car up to double check to see if the collar nuts are tight, they still are.
No issues at all, rides like it came from the factory this way.
highly recommended.
No issues at all, rides like it came from the factory this way.
highly recommended.
#43
#46
Like he said you'll want a set of Hsport rear camber links to keep from eating through your rear tires.
#48
Does anyone know how to get to the rear shock towers on the countryman??
#49
Thanks! I eventually figured it out, but now for some. Reason my rear suspension sounds a bit rattly when i go over large bumps so thats the problem im facing now