Finally Installed My MCS Two Way Remote Coilovers!! WOOT!!

[SYT_Shadow]

Originally Posted by sly1types

How are your cars holding up with running the true rear coilovers? Not sure if i want to rear coilovers or separates.

Zero issues. Running 700# in the rear

[ninekrpm]

Originally Posted by MR RIZK

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[sly1types]

Originally Posted by SYT_Shadow

Zero issues. Running 700# in the rear

Awesome, good to hear. I have 2way Remote 700F/600R coming i'm pretty excited. I have never purchased this nice of a suspension system.

[SYT_Shadow]

Originally Posted by sly1types

Awesome, good to hear. I have 2way Remote 700F/600R coming i'm pretty excited. I have never purchased this nice of a suspension system.

You're going to be surprised, I would have never believed a track suspension could be this comfortable!

[sly1types]

Originally Posted by SYT_Shadow

You're going to be surprised, I would have never believed a track suspension could be this comfortable!

SYT_Shadow

What do you have your street and track rebound and compression set at?

I'm looking for some good starting points with my 700F and 600R.

[SYT_Shadow]

Originally Posted by sly1types

SYT_Shadow

What do you have your street and track rebound and compression set at?

I'm looking for some good starting points with my 700F and 600R.

8 all around is a good starting setting. For street use, reduce the compression but leave the rebound alone.

Try 2 compression and see if you retain enough body control to make you happy

[sly1types]

Originally Posted by SYT_Shadow

8 all around is a good starting setting. For street use, reduce the compression but leave the rebound alone.

Try 2 compression and see if you retain enough body control to make you happy

SYT_Shadow

Thank you That works amazing! i have rear at 7R and 2C and front at 8R and 2C and i don't have any of the highway bouncing i had. It rides great almost like our X5m in sport+ with 21" wheels.

This is just unbelievable for car with 700F and 600R springs and 175psi can pressure.

I'm pretty exited for my 3 day track event weekend next week. Its pretty smooth track, Heartland Park in Kansas, what do you recommend i start with running 265/305 RE71r tires?

[SYT_Shadow]

Originally Posted by sly1types

SYT_Shadow

Thank you That works amazing! i have rear at 7R and 2C and front at 8R and 2C and i don't have any of the highway bouncing i had. It rides great almost like our X5m in sport+ with 21" wheels.

This is just unbelievable for car with 700F and 600R springs and 175psi can pressure.

I'm pretty exited for my 3 day track event weekend next week. Its pretty smooth track, Heartland Park in Kansas, what do you recommend i start with running 265/305 RE71r tires?

I always say it and people think I've drunk the cool aid. MCS suspensions are very supple!

Leave rebound alone and up compression. You can start with 8 but you may want to try less compression as you aren't running a super sticky tire.

You can try just 1 compression on the street as well and see how it handles. I have the 3WR and set my high speed compression to 0 for the street

[irunalot]

My MCS 3 ways are going on this Thursday. I also have 700F/600R rates and will give those settings a try. Thank you for sharing.

[kyrix1st]

Originally Posted by SYT_Shadow

Zero issues. Running 700# in the rear

Should go up there to take a sneak peek at your setup. What camber plates do you use on your E90?

[sc_tr0jan_m3]

Random post, but if anyone has an extra set of the spanners to adjust the ride height then I'd love to buy it. Realized the set I bought didn't come w a set.

Shoot me a PM! Thanks!

[SYT_Shadow]

Originally Posted by kyrix1st

Should go up there to take a sneak peek at your setup. What camber plates do you use on your E90?

The GC race ones on both cars. I've had the street and/or track versions on the cars for so many years and they've worked flawlessly

Come up anytime!