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KW suspensions is the first chassis manufacturer to have a coilover kit with parts certificate for the new Toyota GR Supra (A90). And that's the version KW variant 3 which ensures that the lateral dynamics of the Japanese sports coupe is even more sporty. According to KW, however, there are no losses in terms of ride comfort in everyday life. Nodding and rolling movements of the body structure are significantly reduced by the KW3 and the chassis can be extensively adjusted like any other 3 variant. This is made possible by the multi-valve technology which leaves nothing to be desired with twelve clicks in the compression stage and 16 clicks in the rebound stage.
stepless lowering front and rear
In addition, there is a stepless lowering of up to 40 millimeters which provides in particular for an aggressive look. The coilover kit with parts certificate for the new Supra has already been eagerly awaited in the tuning scene. As part of the parts report, it is now on the front axle maximum 35 millimeters down and back, there are even a maximum of 40 millimeters. But if you want, you can go deeper. If we receive timely information on other KW suspension components, there is of course an update for this report. You will be informed if yours is just ours Feed subscribe to. Have fun watching the pictures and stay true to us!
(Photos: KW Automotive GmbH)
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2019 Toyota Supra KW with variant 3 coilovers
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