KW Clubsport 3-way for E9x

[//steve\\]

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Name: Steve
Location: Atlanta, GA
Item: KW Clubsport 3-way
Price: $2500 shipped

Recently picked these up and they are still sitting in my garage. All I did was clean everything up so they look as good as they possibly can. This setup allows for 1-way adjustment of rebound and 2-way adjustment of compression (high and low speed). This setup costs over $5k brand new.

Springs are Eibach front, Swift rear (rates of 628f/799r). The front springs are shorter than normal to allow the spring perch to sit higher and out of the way from wider wheel/tire setups. I do not have the original KW springs.

I've ultimately decided to put a little more time on my current Bilstein setup and I also picked up a different setup I wanted more so these need to go.

Rear upper shock mount requires the non-EDC size bushing.

[LeveragedTiger]

Did you just buy these from eternallx ?

[//steve\\]

Originally Posted by LeveragedTiger

Did you just buy these from eternallx ?

Yes I did.

[jjwilson89]

Are these for EDC or non-EDC cars?

[//steve\\]

Originally Posted by jjwilson89

Are these for EDC or non-EDC cars?

non-EDC. Only difference it actually makes is which rear upper shock mount you buy. There isn't a true EDC compatible version of this shock.

[Deezyegg]

whats the mileage on this?

[kel_m3]

Originally Posted by Deezyegg

whats the mileage on this?

I was told 20k miles total with 8k miles since last rebuild.

[Deezyegg]

Do you know the price for rebuild?

[//steve\\]

Originally Posted by Deezyegg

Do you know the price for rebuild?

I want to say it's around $175-200 per shock. I have absolutely zero reason to believe they need another rebuild at this time.

[//steve\\]

Also, not pictured is the KW box/tool set you get that has the rebound adjuster knob and wrench for the spring perches.

[//steve\\]

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