Living Normal | My Lowered ‘19 Outlander Sport

[@luiscastillo4206]

Jus got my coilover outlander 2017

[@KO-sx9uy]

the new one lowered is gonna look badass

[@pnm522]

Damn this looks good! I have a '19 Outlander Sport ES as well and looking for BC racing coilovers. Do you happen to remember the part number for this? Also how is the ride quality with daily driving? Just trying to see if there is any crazy rubbing or turning issues.

[@FishingWithGuero]

Not sure on part number. If you go on BC’s website you’ll find them with a quick search that’s how I found them and it’ll say for what years they fit on (basically all the years and some of the Evo years). I rub pretty bad in turns but it’s because I have them maxed out and I haven’t taken the fender liner out yet I’ve just been lazy. Also adding maybe a degree or 1.5 degree of camber will have it clear the fenders so the tires don’t rub on that either. Drive quality in my opinion is better than stock. My stock suspension was blown I was able to compress each shock by hand with ease.

[@pnm522]

@@FishingWithGuero Sounds good thanks for the info. I think looking at the BC site and CoiloverDepot, the part number (from a Lancer since they don't have OS, only Outlander) is "B-19-BR". Do you remember what spring rates you got? Or did you just go with the default 6k F/4k R? Trying to replace my current suspension as well since mine have took some damage. Never had BC Racing coilovers so I'm just hoping they don't bottom out. Also, I hate that the OS has plastic fenders so we can't roll the fenders (which would have helped your situation a little).

[@pdxfoxchannel]

tempted to get coilovers for my 18 outlander sport now

[@tlfonsi7514]

Yo quick question i have 2019 Outlander (non sport) i know thy have the suspension does yours makes noise when you turn either way? I lowerd mine on coilovers.

[@FishingWithGuero]

Mine clunked for a day or two. Once it’s under load it takes a bit for everything to settle in. Gotta remember you’re torquing arms at angles they aren’t normally supposed to be. Once the bushing and everything “break in” it should go away. If not, run a quick bolt check while the car is on the ground and make sure everything is tight.

[@SecurityLyfe247]

How many inches did drop it from stock height?

[@FishingWithGuero]

Not sure exactly but there’s roughly 4 inches wheel gap and I was about a half inch tucked in the wheel wells

[@eastcoastsavior]

I was gonna run a inch drop on some H&Rs you think a inch is worth it or should I coilovers

[@FishingWithGuero]

I prefer coilovers, but it’s really just preference. Consider ride quality and longevity when looking in to either one. Can never go wrong with a completely brand new shock and spring.

[@zombiedreams3825]

Not the year I was looking for but I must admit it looks nice

[@FishingWithGuero]

They’re pretty much all the same

[@GoodenGreg88]

How did you lower it?

[@FishingWithGuero]

Bc racing coilovers

[@payplaysgames9510]

@@FishingWithGuero are they for the outlander or are they for the lancer?

[@FishingWithGuero]

@@payplaysgames9510 lancer but they’re the same.