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#suspension
ProComp Launches 2022 Toyota Tundra Coilover Performance Suspension
If you have a 2022 Toyota Tundra and you would like to add a couple inches of lift without compromising on-road ride quality, the ProComp 2.5” Performance System from 4WheelParts.com is a great option. As the name suggests, this coilover suspension setup lifts the new Tundra by 2.5 inches, making room for a 35-inch tire, but it does so without compromising on-road comfort.
The Best Coilovers
Coilover suspensions are just about the only way to change your car or crossover’s ride height safely and easily. Traditionally, the name meant a shock running inside the hole in the spring, usually with an adjustment to let you alter the height of the spring. The point is to let you lower your vehicle, either for appearance or for better cornering performance. With the popularity of lowering modern cars, there are now dozens of companies selling coilover suspensions. Here’s your guide to some of the best in the business and some tips on what to avoid.
Engineering Secrets of the All-New 2020 Mazda3
The 2020 Mazda3 rides on a brand-new architecture, features newly designed powertrains and is equipped with some of the newest technology around. It truly is an all-new car, but how have engineers managed to deliver a high-quality, efficient vehicle at a mass-market price?
2019 Mazda3 Boss Has an Unusual Favorite Feature
What is the 2019 Mazda3 program manager’s favorite part of this all-new compact car? You’ll never guess what it is.
Here's Why the 2020 Mazda3 Has a Torsion-Beam Rear Suspension
Mazdas are expected to drive with a finesse belying their mass-market price tags, to connect with motorists in a way rival vehicles simply don’t. After all, it is the zoom-zoom brand.
Shelby GT350 Chassis Deep Dive
The new Mustang is a crowd pleaser, blending retro design touches with the latest performance technology. Shelby versions of Ford’s famous filly promise to deliver even more speed, kicking this hallowed nameplate squarely into the sports-car fray.
Mercedes to Give AMG Sport Treatment to More Models
Mercedes-Benz is planning to make performance products with a tri-star badge available to a wider range of people.
Audi Announces Lightweight Suspension Springs
Audi revealed new lightweight suspension springs today that it says will be used on an “upper mid-sized model” by the end of the year.
Isuzu SUVs Recalled for Suspension Corrosion
Isuzu is recalling 8,816 SUVs spread across the 2003 Rodeo Sport, 2003 to 2004 Rodeo and Axiom because the forward mounting point for the lower link of the rear suspension might corrode.
2014 Nissan Juke NISMO RS Gets Faster, Fixes Faults
Nissan markets the Juke as a fun-to-drive crossover and while that is certainly the case, it’s still far from a performance product and the company is hoping to change that.
New Toyota GT 86 Performance Parts Showcased
Scion product sales are struggling across the board… with one exception.
Cadillac ELR Makes Dynamic Handling a Priority
General Motors released new details today about how it plans to distinguish the Cadillac ELR from its peasant cousin: the Chevrolet Volt.
Dodge Viper Suspension Under NHSTA Probe
You may have heard that the Dodge Viper is a car that wants to kill you, but in at least two cases that might actually be true.
Subaru BRZ STi Might Be Ready Next Year
No doubt it’s a question on anyone’s mind who bought a Subaru BRZ or Scion FR-S this year: when will there be a higher-performing version?