[rotis]

The A052 is great. The main caveat about that tire is that you need plenty of camber, and you need to support it with wide enough wheels.

[seanblurr]

Bumping this back up, which MCS dampers are you running on your ZLE? What spring rates?

[khcoaching]

I'd also be curious to know if the MCS weighed less?

[kropscamaro16]

Originally Posted by khcoaching

I'd also be curious to know if the MCS weighed less?

than stock dssv kit? probably around the same but depends on which one you get 1 way 2 way etc...

[khcoaching]

Originally Posted by kropscamaro16

damn thats wild let me know how you like the a052 my buddy runs em on his supra in a 18" square setup and he loves em

I have quite a bit of time with the A052 (F80 M3c on MCS coilers, 18" square) and they are excellent. Incredible grip and they were very good on a wet track. (not a downpour) The only issue is at a high pace, we were only getting 2 days out of them. The drop off was better than expected and we had much better luck on a 35 series than the 40 series....

Ken

[kropscamaro16]

just found a 2way kit used for $2000 on facebook but of course its sold


i heard jrz is working on some camaro stuff right now also btw!

[kropscamaro16]

just a heads up mcs is having a 7% price increase 7/1/21 so if anybody is on the fence about a ordering a kit id do it now


im going to be ordering a mcs 1 way kit from vorshlag next week

[kropscamaro16]

this is the kit im getting from vorshlag btw they are test fitting the 2 way kit on turner from spl parts camaro right now but i will be doing a 1 way kit



it comes with the dampners camber plates and rear shock mount that turns into a true coilover

[kropscamaro16]

some beauty shots of the 2 way coilover kit

[kropscamaro16]

ordered my mcs 1 way kit last week cant wait!

[carguy55]

Vorshlag kit is looking good.

[kropscamaro16]

Originally Posted by carguy55

Vorshlag kit is looking good.

yes sir i agree they are making 2 kits one with the external mount and one that makes it still spring/shock which is the kit i choice to go with help of jason over there

[kropscamaro16]

talked to them this morning should be done in a week or so!

[rotis]

MCS never really sorted out a good solution for securing the brake line or sensor wire. They added those threaded standoffs to the strut ears when I asked them to redesign the ears for more clearance, but the brackets they had didn't really work for the line placement.

My solution was to buy zip ties which have an additional hole, and some M5x0.8 screws to use with the standoffs. I have them chained so they wrap around the strut body. It's the best I've come up with so far, and was readily available at my local Ace Hardware.