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Created: January 15, 2020
Find performance suspension kits for your BMW MINI Cooper and Cooper S. Shop brands such as Bilstein, CravenSpeed, KW and NM Engineering that supply suspension kits parts for road, street, and race use.
Created: September 03, 2019
Mini Cooper shocks, struts, coil overs, springs, kits, cambers, control arms, bars, repair parts and more.
Created: January 31, 2019
If you think your MINI Cooper F56 JCW is simply too harsh for day to day driving, we have a few suggestion that could help. Wheels, tires & shocks will all make a big difference- ask the experts at MiniMania.com
Created: January 10, 2019
Specifications for Camber, caster and toe-in/out for both front and rear suspension of the 2002 thru 2007 BMW Mini Cooper.
Created: March 30, 2016
New cars can benefit from Powerflex bushings because their superior design offers more effective control of the suspension components to a much greater extent than normal rubber items.
Created: January 22, 2016
Mini Cooper shocks, struts, coil overs, springs, kits, cambers, control arms, bars, repair parts and more.
Created: June 23, 2015
The MINI Cooper suspension utilizes rubber bushing in both the front and rear control arms. The factory original bushing typically last about 60K miles before you might notice a few clunks and/or squeaks while driving. They are basically used to isolate the different parts from each other and to prevent sound and vibrations coming from the road and tires to travel through the rest of the car. Worn-out front control arm bushing will result in increasing less responsive steering.
Created: December 19, 2014
In a front-wheel drive car, all of the steering and power comes from the front wheels. The usual result is that the typical front-wheel car has a tendency to understeer. If the car is going to fast, or turned too abruptly when entering a corner, the car will push ahead in a straight line, rather than turning to follow the direction of the front wheels. Understeer is what occurs when a car steers less than (under) the amount commanded by the driver. Understeer is a good thing for the average driver turning the average corner, since the car is less likely to swerve or skid, should the driver turn the steering wheel too far or too fast. In fact, even most modern rear-wheel cars are engineered to have a little understeer.
Created: September 25, 2009
Suggested Adjustment Procedure for Road Course Use
Created: September 23, 2009
The 28 Series is a line of mono-tube shocks and struts specifically designed for competition purposes, featuring individual external adjustments for compression and rebound forces.
Created: May 27, 2009
Two suspension components have the most direct effect on ride quality and handling performance, the springs and the shocks. The length and resilience of the springs determines how easily and how far the body will move when the wheels hit a bump or when weight is transferred in acceleration, braking,.
Created: February 23, 2009
Mini Cooper power steering failures are explained in personal details
Created: January 22, 2009
Getting the most from your MINI Cooper should include a big dose of understanding the suspension systems and how to upgrade them.
Created: November 11, 2008
The groundbreaking FSD technology has been designed and patented by KONI to end the compromise between comfort and road-holding. This new feature can be used as an integrated part of the hydraulic valving system inside the damper. Consequently no additional cables, sensors, or any other electronic devices are needed to operate this system.
