[clerkpalmer]

I am thinking about trying out the Dinan Shockware on my 2011 Msport with stock springs. I know the typical set up is aftermarket springs and the software but it is really more than I want to spend at this time plus I do not want to lower the car - I can barely avoid scraping the chin now in everyday driving. Springs and software is typically a $2000 job and I really just don't want to go there. The software is a simple plug and play and is on sale right now.

I tried some searching but could not find anyone with this set up. Input is appreciated.

Thanks everyone.

[pillpusher84]

If you have a 2011 M-Sport ... then you have the adaptive suspension ... I think the shockware would work well in your case, however I personally have not purchased the shockware. You say it's on sale now ... what's the sale price? Curious for myself ... maybe I'll try it out.

[clerkpalmer]

679 I believe per the website.

[HDEddie1]

Having done both the Shockware and Dinan springs, I can say the most worthwhile improvement was the Shockware. Skip the Dinan springs if budget is the issue. The Dinan springs , however, do stiffen up the ride a bit (about 30% per Dinan), yet hardly lower the car at all. Even if lowering is not your objective, I don't think the extra expense of Dinan springs are worth it, IMO

Originally Posted by clerkpalmer

I am thinking about trying out the Dinan Shockware on my 2011 Msport with stock springs. I know the typical set up is aftermarket springs and the software but it is really more than I want to spend at this time plus I do not want to lower the car - I can barely avoid scraping the chin now in everyday driving. Springs and software is typically a $2000 job and I really just don't want to go there. The software is a simple plug and play and is on sale right now.

I tried some searching but could not find anyone with this set up. Input is appreciated.

Thanks everyone.

[clerkpalmer]

Thanks man!