KW Variant 3 Coilover Chevy Camaro 98-02.

KW Variant 3 inox-line Coilover with adjustable compression and rebound damping is Perfect Street Performance.

State-of-the-art technology from motor sports for more performance on the road. The separate and independently adjustable rebound- and compression damping allows for an individual suspension setup for different uses and preferences. The unique patented system with its two-stage valves allows a rebound damping adjustment (comfort) and a compression adjustment (driving dynamics) in the low-speed range while the high-speed range which controls the driving safety, is fixed.

The rebound damping is adjusted by a spindle at the end of the piston rod. Mainly, the traction phase (rebound) controls car body vibrations and also influences handling and comfort in the low-speed damping range. By using the traction phase adjustment, the vehicle can be adapted to the requirements of the driver. Moreover the driving behavior can be regulated from comfortably rolling to sporty and tense with improved road holding characteristics.

The compression phase adjustment is carried out at the lower end of the shock absorber via our patented multi-purpose valve. The large number of pre-set parameters of this valve allows for a wide range of adjustment for individual use. The unique low-speed compression adjustment significantly distinguishes this technology from any other. In this compression range, the driving behavior of the vehicle is drastically influenced. An increase of the damping power supports the vehicle already during compression and therefore avoids rolling and pitching. The directional stability is significantly improved.

With 2-way pressure valve technology two, basically incompatible characteristics - dynamics & driving comfort - can be uniquely combined.

The Variant 3 allows adjusting the rebound damping forces completely separately from the compression adjustment. This allows optimizing the vehicle connection to the road if required.

The determining factor for the overall adjustment is the fact that the compression- and rebound forces have no relation to each other - in other words: an alteration of the compression damping does not necessarily also involve an alteration of the rebound damping.