ST Suspension Released For The 86!
 

Are you a street driver looking for a high quality, TUV certified, tested and proven yet affordable suspension option without the mind numbing tuning and adjusting that a more involved system may require??? ST is the choice for you.

ST Suspensions is proud to announce their performance coilover for the 2013 Scion FR-S/Subaru BRZ.

The ST Suspensions coilover for the Scion FR-S/Subaru BRZ enables the owner to lower their vehicle 20-50mm on the front axle and 20-50mm on the rear axle and retains enough travel to handle maximum load and dynamic loads during driving. ST Suspensions coilover with its preset dampening rates permits customized lowering of the suspension and creates an optimized balance of sportiness, comfort and safety.

Important characteristics such as safety, quality and performance are all taken into consideration with each ST Suspensions coilover design. Each vehicle application is specifically designed and engineered for a proper range of motion, min/max weight loads and min/max lowering. All these requirements are met while retaining its performance handling characteristics. Each ST Suspensions coilover is constructed of zinc plated threaded strut housings and utilize a compression bumpstop with integrated dust boot for additional ride comfort and long term durability.

All ST Suspensions coilovers pass stringent German TUV safety and quality testing standards. Each kit is TUV approved.

ST Suspensions is a brand of KW automotive North America, Inc.

2013 Scion FR-S/Subaru BRZ Part #: 90888 MSRP: $ 999.99

Love to see a review...

pictures!!!!

These are basically KW V1 with steel body shocks. Some type of spray is used to prevent against corrosion.

I've used the ST coilover on Audi A4 and it was pretty good for the price. The ride quality wasn't too harsh or soft. I can't really comment on handling because Audi's general handling is more towards understeer.

If there is anyone with KW V1 coilover on FRS/BRZ, then their review would be the same as these ST coilovers.

RCE's Tarmac 0s would be closest thing then.

I have ST's on my M3, quality is what you expect from KW and in this price range. I think they are geared more towards street use but I've taken mine to the track a bunch of times. Never had a problem.