Find Flashark Coilovers for Your Vehicle

Shop Flashark coilovers by vehicle, then use the matching product page to confirm the exact application. Start with year, make, and model; check chassis, drivetrain, body style, and any exclusions. Compare kit layout and available adjustments below before choosing the exact SKU.

Confirm Vehicle Fitment

Vehicle fitment is the first filter. Match the product page's year, make, model, chassis, drivetrain, body style, engine or trim where specified, and exclusions. A make page helps you browse; it does not confirm that every kit fits every model from that manufacturer. If an application or factory electronic suspension is not addressed, ask Flashark to confirm it before ordering.

Compare the Actual Kit Layout and Adjustments

“Adjustable coilovers” can mean different things. The 2005–2014 Ford Mustang RWD kit lists adjustable height with fixed damping. The 2013–2019 Toyota Yaris hatchback kit lists 32 rebound settings. These are examples from different product pages, not shared features across the collection.

Check the front and rear construction as well. The Nissan 350Z kit describes front coilover struts with separate rear springs and dampers. Confirm the specific mounts, hardware, parts to reuse, and any separately required components on the product page for the SKU you select.

Checks Before Ordering and Installing

1. Confirm every vehicle condition on the selected product page. The BMW 3 Series AWD kit, for example, names selected xi/xDrive applications; a matching model year alone is insufficient.
2. Check which adjustments the exact kit offers. Height, damping, and camber adjustment are separate features.
3. Check factory electronic suspension and the clearance of your wheel, tire, and brake setup when applicable. Seek a vehicle-specific answer if the listing leaves a condition unresolved.
4. Use the instructions for the exact kit. After installation, have alignment, fasteners, and component clearances checked before regular driving.

Flashark Coilover FAQs

Q1: Are these Flashark coilovers universal?

A1: No. The linked kits describe vehicle-specific applications. Match every stated condition on the selected product page before ordering.

Q2: Is the model year enough to confirm fitment?

A2: No. Chassis, drivetrain, body style, engine, trim, and exclusions may matter. Check the exact SKU's application details rather than relying on the year alone.

Q3: Does the linked BMW AWD kit fit a rear-wheel-drive 3 Series?

A3: Its listed applications are selected AWD xi/xDrive models. Do not order it for a rear-wheel-drive car without explicit fitment confirmation for that configuration.

Q4: Does every kit have adjustable damping?

A4: No. The linked Mustang kit lists fixed damping, while the linked Yaris kit lists rebound adjustment. Read the adjustment specification for the kit that fits your vehicle.

Q5: Does height adjustment include camber adjustment?

A5: No. These are different adjustments. Check the selected product's top mount and camber plate information before relying on camber adjustment.

Q6: Are the rear springs always mounted around the dampers?

A6: No. The linked Nissan 350Z kit describes separate rear springs and dampers. Check the front and rear layout of the exact kit you are considering.

Q7: Does a four-piece title list everything in the box?

A7: No. That wording does not identify every mount, tool, or piece of hardware. Consult the selected SKU's package list and instructions for included and reused parts.

Q8: What if my car has factory electronic suspension?

A8: Check the selected product page for an explicit condition or exclusion. If it does not address your factory system, ask Flashark to confirm compatibility and any required parts before ordering.

Q9: What if I have modified wheels, tires, or brakes?

A9: Check physical clearance with your actual setup. A listed vehicle application alone does not establish clearance for modified components.

Q10: What should I check after installation?

A10: Follow the instructions that apply to your exact kit. Have alignment, fasteners, and component clearances checked before regular driving.