BC Racing ER-SERIES Coilovers For |Tesla|Model 3 YG-09-ER
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Fits: Tesla Model 3.
The BC Racing ER-SERIES coilover set, part number YG-09-ER, is listed for the Tesla Model 3. It is the ER-SERIES version of the YG-09 application.
Each coilover combines the spring and the damper in one threaded-body unit that swaps in for the factory strut or shock. Ride height is set by moving the spring perch up or down the body, so you adjust the collar rather than swap parts. Most coilovers in this category add damping adjustment, giving you a firmer setting for track days and a softer one for the street. Model 3 owners fit them to lower the car, tighten body roll, and get corner-balancing and alignment latitude.
Select your exact vehicle on the page to confirm fit before you order.
- Series:
- ER-SERIES
- SKU:
- YG-09-ER
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BC Racing ER-SERIES Coilovers For |Tesla|Model 3 YG-09-ER FAQ
It is listed for: Tesla Model 3. Pick your vehicle on this page to check your exact year and trim.
Ride height is set on the threaded body or the lower mount, and the damping (how firm the shock feels) with the adjuster when the kit has one. Some kits also let you set spring preload and camber at the top mount. The Part details above list what this exact kit adjusts.
Yes. Changing ride height changes camber and toe, so have the car aligned once the height is set and the suspension has settled after a short drive.
Set all four corners before the alignment, keep the drop inside the maker's range, and re-check the height after the first drive because the springs settle. Going lower than the maker recommends costs ride quality and tire life.
The car settles a little over the first few drives. After that, re-check the ride height, the lock rings on the collars and the top-mount hardware, then get the alignment done.
This kit is the maker's ER series. Each series is built for a different mix of street comfort and track grip and comes with its own damper and spring setup, so the series name tells you which tune you are getting.
Yes. Most coilovers are built for daily use when set to the maker's recommended height and a softer damping setting. Track-focused series ride firmer.
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It is the ER-SERIES version of the YG-09 application. BR and DS versions are also listed, so compare them side by side.
It combines spring and damper in one threaded-body unit, so ride height is a collar adjustment instead of a parts change.
Owners fit it to lower the car, tighten body roll, and gain corner-balancing and alignment latitude.
Install and care: coilovers
Before you start
- Read the maker's guide and note the recommended ride-height range for your car.
- Book an alignment for after the install; the car needs one.
Do
- Set all four corners to the same drop before the alignment and re-check the height after the first drive.
- Keep the threads clean and lightly lubricated so the collars still turn next season.
Don't
- Don't go lower than the maker's range; it costs ride quality and tire life.
- Don't skip the alignment.
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