Gruppe-S

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The long awaited EVO MR Bilsteins are finally here!!!!!!!!!

Check out the thick front inverted strut assembly!

Complete set $1550 shipped to lower 48 states!



Please give us a call to get yours!!

Thanks

Cal

HuskerEVO

Wow, that really cool... BUT, that's a lot of $$$ per corner. Officially placed on Santa's wish list!

Jamdown

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I will one day one day, but for now its alot of coin. I am so glad that someone has started selling these though

steve_evo

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What about the springs? Does the EVO MR have the same spring rates as the stock EVO?

snoop

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Wow coilovers are cheaper

Eva01

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It is $2K for all four. Complete set says it up top.

Eva01

jasonc32amg

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That includes springs?

EVO8 WHOA

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why would you get these when you can get coilovers even the custom tuned jics for cheaper?

bryans2k

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that's an insane price, man I swear that's just rape!

bryan

rebelzx

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Are these US Part #'s yet? Or do they still have to be imported?

Gruppe-S

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Not sure if these share the same part number as the U.S, but for sure these were imported from Japan. Got it in our Cusco shipment this past Wednesday.

Thanks

favre95

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The part numbers are available through mitsu, I looked them up one day at work. I want to say the fronts were like about 500-600 and the backs were like 300-400. So....all in all he is pretty close. Maybe a little high, but pretty close.

favre95

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That is each.....not for the pairs.

EVO-Bandit

Cal,

I don’t mean hijack your thread, but I’m curious as to why these particular Bilstein shocks for the EVO are relatively much more costly than for other models. IIRC, when I upgraded to Bilstein shocks on my WS6, I paid about $360 for the entire set (2 front, 2 rear).

Is it because they are imported from Japan and / or sourced from Mitsubishi? I’m thinking that Bilstein will eventually manufacture replacement shocks for the US EVO and the cost will be closer to that of other models.

Further, do you have any information on the MR spring rates? Does the MR have different spring rates than the VIII (I’m asking this because I really don’t know)? If the MR does have different rates, wouldn’t the Bilstein dampers be valved specifically for those rates?

Thanks for your time.

wingless

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As to why buy these when you could buy coil overs?

I think spent some $ spanking the MR around the ring in germany and made valve/spring adjustments specificaly for this car. Add a little rally experience and a better basline knowledge of evo handling dynamics than anyone else and I'm inclined to believe they might just work.

Good luck getting your coil overs dialed in for street drivability and performance this tight.

For lowriders, track, auto X etc. coil overs are the way to go for stiff as hell, camber,height,whatever...

My.2

when my stockers give up I think this is the way to go