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Lifted evoque owners: I have some questions - J. Dub - 11-08-2016 05:07pm
I know there are VERY few of you that actually have a lifted evoque.
And I know that H&R is the only company making a lift kit for the evoque that I have found at least.
So with that said:
-Do you not worry that you should purchase extended shocks for your taller springs?
-Do you not worry that your stock height shocks will bottom out on the top hat?
-Do you not have a rough ride?
-And what about those of you with the magneride? Magnetic ride shocks? What then? How does the magneride shocks react to this lift increase in springs?
-Did the springs settle after time and you're only left with a 1" lift instead of 2"?
RE: Lifted evoque owners: I have some questions - J. Dub - 17-08-2016 02:46am
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RE: Lifted evoque owners: I have some questions - J. Dub - 02-09-2016 05:11am
Can anyone provide insight?
RE: Lifted evoque owners: I have some questions - bloubul7 - 03-09-2016 07:58pm
Ride quality is still the same however they do bottom out if you go over a bump too fast
RE: Lifted evoque owners: I have some questions - J. Dub - 03-09-2016 08:29pm
Do you have the magnetic ride shocks?
RE: Lifted evoque owners: I have some questions - bloubul7 - 05-09-2016 11:35am
No i don't
RE: Lifted evoque owners: I have some questions - J. Dub - 06-09-2016 05:35am
Ok thank you for the reply.
RE: Lifted evoque owners: I have some questions - jellyfish - 21-09-2016 09:15am
Hi buddy, it is possible to lift your ride up, as I am tired of changing out my magnaride damper every 2 years due to them either leaking or overheating when I travel off road and the milage I am running around, currently my car is going to hit 180000km soon, currently I am running on H&R raised coil spring, and bilstein B6 HD dampers, they work very well, and I felt it is a mix between the normal mode and the sports mode, only down side is the suspension tops out a wee bit more as the height is raised by 1 inch.
You do need a electronic kit to override or fool the smart computer in the evoque, that you gotta buy a cancelling kit from KW to ensure your dash do not light up like a Christmas tree.
RE: Lifted evoque owners: I have some questions - J. Dub - 21-09-2016 01:11pm
Thank you! Do you know the model of the shocks you and the model of the KW override?
This is great news.
RE: Lifted evoque owners: I have some questions - jellyfish - 22-09-2016 05:38am
(21-09-2016 01:11pm)J. Dub Wrote: Thank you! Do you know the model of the shocks you and the model of the KW override?
This is great news.
Hi J. Dub, I using the Bilstein B6 Shocks, as they are the only ones able to accommodate to the 1 inch lift from the springs, Bilstein also makes the B8, B12 and B14 if I`m not wrong, but they only can lower the car.
The cancelling unit from KW is as follows,
KW EDC Delete unit Land Rover, Range Rover Evoque
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Part #: 68510267