Interest in AWD LX Coilovers?

[CircuitMotorsports]

Hey guys,
We are a new vendor on here and we are gauging interest on a set of fully adjustable coilovers for the AWD LX platforms. We have seen a lot of posts asking for it.

They would be of high quality, and made by a well known manufacturer. Features would include dual-height adjustability, 30 level damping adjustments, and sturdy construction.

Basically we need at least 15 people to make this happen, with deposits.

We also need a stock suspension from an AWD LX vehicle. The whole front and rear assembly from one side (driver or passenger side). The guy who volunteers his suspension will get to test out the first kit and will only pay half price for it.

Post up here if interested. We can get an official list going as well.

[Rottyfan]

As far as I know, the only adjustable coilovers available for the AWD platform are the KW2s and they are in the 1400-1500 range. If you can bring them to market at 1000 or better, then I am an interested buyer.

[TTMR]

Where are you folks located?

[Gabe]

What ballpark would we be talking about ?

My Eibach / stock shocks setup is still OK at 20k since install, but a better ride / better-handling set-up would interest me ....

[dodge_fan06]

would love to be the test car but you are all the way in Orlando Florida and i am in washington state dam

[Nickrt]

As PM'd a week or so ago, I am interested. Can't give up my suspension though...

[CircuitMotorsports]

Yeah the hard part is usually getting the stock suspension.

Cost would be right around $1000 once finished.

[LowGo]

I'd be very interested if I could get the front strut and rear shocks, without springs. I've been keeping my eyes open for replacement shocks for the AWD that are made for a lowered car. Having air bags, I don't need the springs that come with a typical coilover package.

[madeulooq]

I would be too

[tt_dexter]

It's a possibility for me... it all depends on the value (performance, quality, $$$).

[DA H.N.I.C.]

I'm interested!
Just need more info, but if you can keep it around $1K or less as noted above then that would be even better!!

[CEV]

I would be interested as well as long as the quality is there and your able to hit the $1,000 mark. What time frame you looking at? I'm not looking to buy until next spring.

[CircuitMotorsports]

It would be about 2-3 months after we receive the stock stuff. We need to produce the initial kit, test fit, any design changes, then full production.

[brettnreed]

i'm interested in all of the front lower control arm bushings for the AWD, along with the sway bar.

[LowGo]

We also need a stock suspension from an AWD LX vehicle. The whole front and rear assembly from one side (driver or passenger side). The guy who volunteers his suspension will get to test out the first kit and will only pay half price for it.

If you can use them, I still have the stock front struts and rear springs from my car. I sold my original rear Nivomat shocks though. Although, from what I understand, they bolt up the same as the RWD shocks, just slightly different internals due to the taller height of the AWD.