Godspeed Mono RS Coilovers MRS1430-C for 2005-2006 Saab 9-2X Wagon

MonoRS Coilover damper kit by Godspeed Project are intermediate suspension upgrade setup for daily and Sunday club racing. Lowering your car with improved springs over factory and paired with Mono-tubo shocks with valving that allows 32 levels of rebound adjustment to improve handling without sacrifice comfort. Ride height can easily be adjusted by twisting the lower mount bracket. In order to keep weight gain at the minimum, most of attachments and accessories are CNC machined from billet aluminum. Koyo bearings are used when camber plate top mount is applicable depends on car models. To assure that our customers are getting high quality products, MonoRS coilovers are covered by 12 months limited warranty by the manufacturer from top to bottom just like other big brand name setups.

Features:

< li >Improved Springs Rate To Help Ride Handling And Response

< li >Valving Allows 32 Precise Levels of Rebound Adjustment

< li >Koyo Japan 6204z Bearing To Improve Piston Strokes Smoother

< li >Larger Capacity 52mm Mono-tube Shock Design, Anti-Corrosion Anodized Finished

< li >Racing Grade Shock Oil With High Viscosity Index

< li >Weight Saving Aluminum Components And Carbon Steel Lower Mount Brackets

< li >Independent Ride Height and Spring Pre-load Adjustments

< li >Where Applicable Front Camber Plates With Pillow-ball Top Mount for Camber Adjustment

< li >1 Year Warranty from Date of Purchase

< li >Damping Levels: 32 Levels

< li >Height Adjustment: Yes

< li >Spring Rate (Front): 8 kg/mm

< li >Spring Rate (Rear): 6 kg/mm

< li >Spring Length (Front): 200 mm

< li >Spring Length (Rear): 220 mm

< li >Front Top Mount: Yes, Pillow Ball Camber Plate

< li >Rear Top Mount: No, Reuse Factory

< li >Spring Inner Diameter (Front): 62 mm

< li >Spring Inner Diameter (Rear): 62 mm

Fitment:

< li >Saab 9-2X 2005-2006

Note:

< li >Prior to installation, verify all hardware and properly tighten and spring preload is set to 5-10mm(1/4-3/8in)

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