Chugs

I've been doing research on a coilover setup for months now, and had it narrowed down to Ohlins DFVs until I found out about Motion Control.

They seem to have a great reputation from the BMW guys, and I know it is run by the guys who used to run Moton, before AST bought them out.

They have a single-adjustable shock setup for $2650, and a 2-way for $4,600. I would get the singles, and what is nice about MC is that the shocks are modular, and I could upgrade in the future to 2-way if I wanted to for cheap.

I'm curious if anybody is running them, or have heard anything about them.

//steve\\

$2650 for shocks only. Add springs and top hats and you're looking at another $500-600+

I do still like that they are modular. Also, figure out what rates you want...I had kind of looked into them and I didn't get the impression I'd be able to run rates as high as I wanted with their off the shelf valving.

Chugs

Correct, still only a few hundred more than Ohlins. I will talk to one of their reps more about spring rates and what kind of valving they have OTS, do you have any info on that?

mLeach

Call Lex. He's got the answers you are looking for.

Andrew Wojteczko

Great company to deal with.

skibbz

Interesting... this looks like a potential competitor to the AST 4150, at least in price and features.

Is anyone running the singles on their S2000?

//steve\\

I think they based their OTS valving off something around 700/500 spring rates. Good for the street. A little low for the track. At least out back.

RedCelica

PM billman250...he just installed these and ran the Dragon with them

mLeach

Great, a picture of a guy going off on a public road. Ringing endorsement there.

PedalFaster

Not to mention that he mounted his remotes on his roll bar to impress his friends, which requires *really* long lines, which in turn introduces a bunch of hysteresis into the system.