Do ISF KW coilovers fit all IS models?
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Sorry if this has been asked, I tried searching. I'm looking to sell my KW V3 setup and obviously the is250/350 has a bigger market than the F. The part number for the 250/350 ends with 002 and the F is 003 so the pn is different, but they are the same chassis and basic setup and everything, will they fit on the lower models?
Second question before I even try selling them, these have been on my car about 30k miles, are they even worth trying to sell? The mileage isn't high and KW is a reputable brand but suspension parts are one of those wear and tear items. Is there a ballpark fair value for these? Thanks!
Second question before I even try selling them, these have been on my car about 30k miles, are they even worth trying to sell? The mileage isn't high and KW is a reputable brand but suspension parts are one of those wear and tear items. Is there a ballpark fair value for these? Thanks!
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That was the goal, but I didn't know about the marketplace rules, so I have to wait a month until I can throw these up, which is fine. If these fit the 2/350 I can probably throw them up on craigslist locally and get rid of them pretty quickly though, which is why I asked.
Also I'm not really sure whats fair to ask, the F was the first car of mine I really modded so I'm not sure how much value is left in this stuff. Wheels and aesthetic stuff is easier to gauge I guess.
Also I'm not really sure whats fair to ask, the F was the first car of mine I really modded so I'm not sure how much value is left in this stuff. Wheels and aesthetic stuff is easier to gauge I guess.
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They will mechanically fit, but they won't be valved for the lighter cars. 250/350 owners would complain the ride is too stiff.
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Oh ok, gotcha. Are the spring rates different too? I remember looking at Audi setups way back and the coils were interchangeable between the A/S4 for example so I figured it might be similar.
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The 350 and 250 are significantly lighter, so the spring rates should be lighter as well. It would all depend on what the next owner is expecting.
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