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Originally Posted by nismosis What systems are out there which do not change the rear to true coilover? I'm aware of KWv3, but are there others? Many of the good

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Old 04-30-2018, 07:48 AM   #10 (permalink)
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What systems are out there which do not change the rear to true coilover? I'm aware of KWv3, but are there others?
Many of the good ones do not. AST, KW, Ohlins, MCS, MCA, Fortune, Penseke. Also like Gomer mentioned, if a company makes a good damper but it's a true type, you can always order up a set of rear perches to mount in the stock location.
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