Suspension System Upgrades

Primary Applications

These upgrades serve a wide spectrum of drivers and purposes:

• Performance Street Driving: Replacing worn OEM parts with a matched spring and shock kit to reduce body roll, improve cornering grip, and maintain daily drivability.
• Competitive Motorsport: Installing height and damping-adjustable coilover kits for precise vehicle balancing, weight transfer management, and optimal lap times on track or autocross.
• Towing and Hauling: Adding air helper springs or heavy-duty shock absorbers to maintain ride height, control sway, and improve stability when towing trailers or carrying payloads.
• Off-Road and Overlanding: Fitting lift kits with long-travel shocks, reinforced control arms, and skid plates to increase ground clearance, articulation, and durability for rugged terrain.
• Restoration and Restomodding: Modernizing classic cars with contemporary suspension geometry, disc brake conversions, and performance-oriented components for vastly improved safety and handling.
• Aesthetic Personalization: Achieving a desired stance—from a subtle drop to a significant lift—while simultaneously enhancing the vehicle's dynamic capabilities.

Key Benefits

• Transformative Handling: Dramatically reduces body roll, pitch, and dive, resulting in flatter cornering, more stable braking, and confident turn-in response.
• Customizable Performance: Adjustable systems allow fine-tuning of ride height, damping stiffness, and handling balance to match driving style, load, or venue (street vs. track).
• Enhanced Driver Feedback: Provides more communicative steering feel and road feedback, increasing driver confidence and the connection to the vehicle.
• Increased Component Longevity: High-quality upgrade parts often feature superior materials and construction, outlasting worn or inadequate OEM components under stress.
• Optimized Tire Contact: Improved suspension control maximizes the tire's contact patch during acceleration, braking, and cornering, leading to better overall grip.
• Versatile Solutions: Offers tailored systems for opposite goals—lowering for performance or lifting for capability—all with improved control over the standard setup.
• Long-Term Value: While an initial investment, a well-chosen suspension upgrade significantly enhances safety, enjoyment, and resale appeal, representing a solid value.

Materials & Build Quality

Our upgrade systems are defined by premium material selection and precision engineering:

• Springs: Cold-wound from high-silicon chrome steel (SAE 9254) for consistent spring rates and resistance to sag. Powder-coated for corrosion protection.
• Damper Bodies: Constructed from seamless, cold-drawn steel tubing. Monotube designs offer consistent performance and fade resistance; twin-tube designs provide a refined ride.
• Piston Rods: Hard-chrome plated, micro-polished, and often oversized (e.g., 14mm to 20mm) for strength and reduced friction. High-quality seals ensure long-term fluid retention.
• Adjustment Mechanisms: Height-adjustable collars feature fine-pitch threads with Teflon or dry-film coatings to prevent corrosion and binding. Damping adjusters use precision needle valves.
• Top Mounts: Options range from OEM-style rubber for comfort to spherical bearing (pillowball) mounts for direct steering response and camber adjustability.
• Ancillary Hardware: Includes high-grade zinc-plated or stainless-steel fasteners, laser-cut mounting brackets, and CNC-machined adjustment parts.