Variable Height Lowering Springs

[Keemaca]

Anybody trying these?

https://shop-fortune-auto.com/colle...pra-a90-2020-variable-height-lowering-springs

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[swrdply400mrelay]

Are these new? I didn't even know they existed. I only knew about HKS and MSS. I bought the MSS since I got a really good deal on them, had great reviews. These are about the same price point as the MSS.

 

[NicKnack]

These are new, I just noticed them a few weeks back. They seem like a cross between HKS/MSS in that, they delete the spring perch in the front, but you can adjust the rears without having to drop the control arm like the HKS ones.

Based on Fortune Auto's picture for the rear, it looks like you adjust at the top instead of the bottom

 

[Keemaca]

I didn’t even know anything like this existed. Been researching EDC canceller’s as I already have their coilovers but haven’t got to installing them. This seems like a good option.

 

[Gabe]

The MSS are a great option for the same
Price.

 

[Timmy_Jones]

How much do you plan to adjust? I went with the Whiteline setup and love that it lowered ~1” and isn’t a harsh ride. I highly recommend them. I also know I’m a bit lazy and probably wouldn’t adjust them anyways

 

[Meraki Autoworks]

Didn't know these existed either, we do mostly MSS and HKS, nice to see another option!

-Josh

 

[steelpearl]

Has anyone tried these? I can’t find much feedback on them but the design seems like a best of both for adjusting the rear and gaining clearance in the front.

 

[Yagi]

I have them and like them a lot. With these I’m able to keep a minimal drop to clear obstacles with my front splitter. Ride on the street is great and they do surprisingly well on the track combined with swaybars. No noises with them either.

 

[steelpearl]

I have them and like them a lot. With these I’m able to keep a minimal drop to clear obstacles with my front splitter. Ride on the street is great and they do surprisingly well on the track combined with swaybars. No noises with them either.

That’s awesome. Do you mind sharing the ride height settings/ other suspension mods and wheel/tires you’re running on track?

 

[NicKnack]

FWIW, BC Racing also just released a HAS kit that also includes adjustable camber plates for the front.

I'm not sure if anyone is running it yet but apparently it's somewhere near the HKS kit in terms of spring rate/stiffness, but the adjustable front camber is a nice addition since every other kit doesn't have that

https://www.a90shop.com/product-page/bc-racing-asp-series-with-front-camber-toyota-gr-supra-2019

 

[steelpearl]

Oh cool more choices to over-analyze! lol. Thanks hadn’t heard of those and the camber adjustment is great value. Looks like 3.5k/9k spring rates which is maybe too soft for occasional track duty?

https://shop.bcracing-na.com/products/asp-series-19-supra-with-front-camber

 

[NicKnack]

Depends on how seriously you take it I guess lool, if it's just a small handful of casual track days every year you'll be fine.


If you actually care about your lap time, are gonna be running 200TW's, and wanting to do other suspension mods down the line like LCA's, bushings etc

You're probably just best off biting the bullet now and getting coils

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