[Ant]

Hi, just wondering if anyone has tried these?

https://shopeurocompulsion.net/coll...ducts/st-coil-over-kit-fiat-124-spider-abarth

Really like the fact they are castor and camber adjustable. I'm from a solid VW tuning background and KW coilovers are just about on every decent performance build (with the exception of Bilsteins on occasion) so I assume the ride quality will be fine but just wanted to check.

Cheers.

 

[GarchingS54]

I´m actually interested in a ST coilover since I have seen it on the Pogea Racing page.
ST (made by KW) offers the ST-X without adjustments and the ST-XTA coilover with rebound adjustment and the possibility to adjust the camber.

If you not interested to hit the racetrack and using sticky cup tires, you don´t really need the camber option. But the rebound adjustment is usefull.
Then the ST-XA version is what you should looking for. I have a already an inquire at KW about this ST-XA version for the 124Spider.

 

[Ant]

Let me know how you with the inquiry please mate

 

[Ant]

Any updates on these? Spring rates, overall weight per side, ease of adjustment etc?

 

[GarchingS54]

I have talked to KW.
They coilovers for the 124Spider are out know.

http://www.stsuspensions.com/

ST-X non adjustable coilover.
It is the non stainless steal version of a KW V1.
Perfect for a daily driver.

ST-XTA comes with adjustable metal top mounts and rebound adjustment.
the metal top mounts makes the ride a little bit harsher.
On a road used Spider with under -2degree camber, you also don´t need the top mounts adjustment.

I think I will pull the trigger on the ST-X.
The price is too good (less then the KoniSport + Eibach springs)
To protect the coilovers in winter I will use some conservation wax.

 

[GarchingS54]

The ST-X for the 124Spider

Lowering 325-345mm (12,8" - 13,6")

 

[Mike34]

been several months...whats your impression? @GarchingS54

 

[GarchingS54]

90% of the German 124Spider owners with coilovers use them.

Very good suspension for daily driving.

 

[Greg]

Anything from KW is really good. Although I am still happy with my H&R springs for street use.

Greg