[csayad]

For all the people who've lowered their cars with K&W or other brands, have you swapped out your stock shocks if so, what shocks?

[tom @ eas]

Originally Posted by csayad

For all the people who've lowered their cars with K&W or other brands, have you swapped out your stock shocks if so, what shocks?

Any of the HAS kits are fine with stock suspension. If you're looking to swap out springs and struts, you're already in coilover territory.

KW v4 only at the moment, other manufacturers will be releasing soon.

[csayad]

Originally Posted by tom @ eas

Any of the HAS kits are fine with stock suspension. If you're looking to swap out springs and struts, you're already in coilover territory.

KW v4 only at the moment, other manufacturers will be releasing soon.

Originally Posted by tom @ eas

Any of the HAS kits are fine with stock suspension. If you're looking to swap out springs and struts, you're already in coilover territory.

KW v4 only at the moment, other manufacturers will be releasing soon.

How's the ride with the K&W HAS and essentially what I was asking is that if running them will wear out my shocks faster. New to this whole suspension thing I've never gotten a car lowered

[tom @ eas]

Originally Posted by csayad

How's the ride with the K&W HAS and essentially what I was asking is that if running them will wear out my shocks faster. New to this whole suspension thing I've never gotten a car lowered

BMW retains the stock dampeners on the M-Performance branded HAS kit also.

The HAS design has been on the market for the last 2 M3/M4 generations with no issues on premature wear from using them - don't expect any from this generation. Ride is slightly stiffer ("sportier") but not far from stock.

[ROBERT1183]

Im going with the KW has on my car later this month. I had them on my F80. It rode pretty much like stock. Retained all factory EDC settings. Just got rid of that pesky wheel gap.

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by csayad

How's the ride with the K&W HAS and essentially what I was asking is that if running them will wear out my shocks faster. New to this whole suspension thing I've never gotten a car lowered

Stiffer ride but still very close to stock in terms of comfort. The KW HAS is an excellent option for daily drivers.

No need for concern about wearing out your shocks with this kit. We have been offering KW HAS kits for years, never had any issues.

[HolyChitMeng]

Has anyone maxed out the has kit yet? How does it look?

[rsquare]

Originally Posted by mike@x-ph.com

Stiffer ride but still very close to stock in terms of comfort. The KW HAS is an excellent option for daily drivers.

No need for concern about wearing out your shocks with this kit. We have been offering KW HAS kits for years, never had any issues.

Originally Posted by mike@x-ph.com

Stiffer ride but still very close to stock in terms of comfort. The KW HAS is an excellent option for daily drivers.

No need for concern about wearing out your shocks with this kit. We have been offering KW HAS kits for years, never had any issues.

I have an m3 comp x drive on order. This will be my daily. Should I be looking at mss or kw spring kit?

[Erebor]

Originally Posted by rsquare

I have an m3 comp x drive on order. This will be my daily. Should I be looking at mss or kw spring kit?

From what I've heard in here, both are a valid option.

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by rsquare

I have an m3 comp x drive on order. This will be my daily. Should I be looking at mss or kw spring kit?

Originally Posted by Erebor

From what I've heard in here, both are a valid option.

+1

I have MSS on my car and I'm very happy with it but you cant go wrong with either one

[tom @ eas]

Originally Posted by rsquare

I have an m3 comp x drive on order. This will be my daily. Should I be looking at mss or kw spring kit?

KW has been in the suspension business for 25+ years and is a Motorsport and industry partner for BMW AG.

[TexasEd]

Originally Posted by HolyChitMeng

Has anyone maxed out the has kit yet? How does it look?

Yes and it looks crappy (slammed).

[TexasEd]

Originally Posted by tom @ eas

KW has been in the suspension business for 25+ years and is a Motorsport and industry partner for BMW AG.

I have the KW HAS on my 2022 M4 Competition Xdrive and it is fine.

[Soylent]

MSS has an update coming so adjustability and ride height should be the same for KW and MSS. Mike would have more info on this.

[rsquare]

Originally Posted by Soylent

MSS has an update coming so adjustability and ride height should be the same for KW and MSS. Mike would have more info on this.

What is the update for? What's the ETA? I have not installed mine yet. Should I return them? My car should be here in about 3 weeks

[Soylent]

Originally Posted by rsquare

What is the update for? What's the ETA? I have not installed mine yet. Should I return them? My car should be here in about 3 weeks

They will supply this to all that purchased the MSS HAS. Probably redesigned adjuster cup for the front so you don't have to do the Ben mod

[rsquare]

Originally Posted by Soylent

They will supply this to all that purchased the MSS HAS. Probably redesigned adjuster cup for the front so you don't have to do the Ben mod

Thanks. Any eta on these?

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by rsquare

Thanks. Any eta on these?

few more months. I recommend installing the kit now and once the update is available you'll adjust it.

[tom @ eas]

Originally Posted by mike@x-ph.com

few more months. I recommend installing the kit now and once the update is available you'll adjust it.

Or just wait to install so you are not charged additional labor to reinstall the new updated MSS hardware.

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by tom @ eas

Or just wait to install so you are not charged additional labor to reinstall the new updated MSS hardware.

Correct Tom these are the 2 options available

[Jonathan0820]

Originally Posted by mike@x-ph.com

Correct Tom these are the 2 options available

Does anyone know where I can find KW HAS that currently have them in stock?

[keiridin]

I just ordered a set from Tom at EAS a few days ago. He had them in stock at the time.