Öhlins TES MU00S1 tested on the track with stiffer rear springs to compare with the MPP Super Sports

This is our final episode for the Ohlins "off the shelf" menu item, not the Redwood Ohlins. We have been racing on the Mountain Pass Performance Sports and Super Sports adjustable coilovers for the past 3 years. In an effort to better compare the Ohlins system to the MPP.R SS.P setup we needed to give them similar spring rates. We did that by using the MPP billet spring arm with their rear supersport spring. This puts the Ohlins DFV and MPP SS.P set up nearly identical. We hoped to find a sweet spot for the Ohlins dampers by slightly increasing it's rear spring rate to better match its compression valving. Watch the video to find out Steven's opinion of the set up and how it compared to his MPP set up. Linked below are our tried and true track packages. Products we have personally used with great success!!!!!
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[@gouldnj]

Your honest reviews are what makes really you stand out. Thanks

[@zevcentric]

That is the goal!!!!

[@danburkland]

“OH MY GOD”, glad I watched until the end 😂

[@vthee]

i love your channel! great job guys! can you test the UP Comfort coil overs for the M3?

[@zevcentric]

If someone were to send one over

[@the.adonnan]

Could they be lengthened for a mild lift ?

[@zevcentric]

how much of a lift do you want? I think these are too stiff to lift anyways. Just get the MPP lift kit.