I can absolutely guarantee you that the KWs (unlimited lifetime warranty) are supremely better shocks than your stockers.
A stock SRT8 is a wallowing whale compared to my ride when it comes to handling, arti'. You can take that to the bank.
y'know wingman,
you're killing me...
on Jan. 14th, 2006...
you were just happy to keep up with me...
2 weeks later, you were saying I was all overthe place...
a month later, I was getting smoked... (last time I checked - I was still in the lead and pulling away constantly)
now 2 months later, an srt8 is a "wallowing whale"...
hey now bud...
I love you and all...
but them ther are fightin' words...
(cut to John Wayne in Ireland fighting the future brother in law)
yeah!
yeah!
I drove both guys...
my SRT8...
and a SRT8 with KW's...
does it help?
yes...
is the SRT8 a wallowing whale?
NOT EVEN!
not like a 300C Limited (cruiser) (bring it guys) I've got teflon body armor...
hehehe
wingman...
you're too much sometimes...
KW should give you a free set after all this...
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SRT Sqd. Leader - call sign "Viper"
car's name: "Vixen"
Silver, Options I, II, Kicker, rear DVD
ordered 2/2/05; build date - 6/29/05; delivered 7/7/05 in Michigan
397.38 RWHP & 400.26 RWTQ
0-60: 4.5, 1/4: 12.7, Top Spd: 173.38
Options: Magnaflow 3" cat-back exhaust & high-flow "cats", MOPAR CAI, Ultimate Pedals, SRT8 mats & trunk, painted Red BREMBO'S , fatmatted, Hoen fog lights, 20% tinted windows, GS Fan & Torque Mods, , Nav/VES, 22elite armrest, Interior Bulb Upgrades
Last edited by cbutler32 : 03-24-2006 at 12:28 AM.
I could have tapped your rear bumper so many times on that run that it's not even funny. You were a definite impediment to my forward progress.
And while your stock suspended SRT8 was wallowing like a hog my ride was staying dead flat.
So get real and get over it.
Along with the Superships tune up
Will now give me
Magnaflows
Mopar CAI
Flashpaq Tune
Hotchkis sways
KW V2's
Riding on Goodyear F1 super car 245/45 zr20's
I guess I will then need to go and find a stock SRT 8 and take him on???
( I DON'T THINK SO-however this sure makes for good reading.
While I am normally not a follower, Meister is the man- I basically have done (almost) everything to my car that he has.
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MOPAR CAI, MagnaFlows & High Flow Cats on
Hotchkiss Sways and KW V2's on
Super Chips Tuner flashed
(Oh and at least 965 combined HP)
2nd Place Show Field - Carlisle 2007
They must be a specialty shop, not work on weekends I guess. This isn't easy enough to have a regular tire shop do it?
I wouldn't trust a tire shop to do the work.
Yeah, it's specialty frame and alignment shop. No weekend work for these guys! I don't blame 'em. Tough work that these guys deserve a break. They know me by a 1st name basis since I've used these guys for the past 20 years.
__________________ 2006 300c SRT-8 (wife's daily driver) Option I, II, sunroof, Kicker, Rear DVD
I can absolutely guarantee you that the KWs (unlimited lifetime warranty) are supremely better shocks than your stockers.
Note that the lifetime warranty applies to manufacturing defects only. It doesn't help for normal wear and tear, which includes the shock losing pressure over several years. Also, the shock cannot be recharged, worked on or replaced. As the shock ages, the bump setting cannot be adjusted (it could if it were a V3) but the rebound setting can be tightened for a while to compensate. The only solution, once the shock can no longer be adjusted satisfactorily is to buy a whole new coilover. Fortunately it's an oil shock so it probably will last longer than if it were gas.
I have this from a German-accented salesman at a company in Las Vegas that says they are a national distributor for KW. Since they don't sponsor this forum I probably cannot mention their name here.
Tein, a Japanese company that may be developing coilovers for the LX, claims their shocks can be disassembled and worked on.
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