Hey, looking to purchase this but had a few questions as to how the ECU and TCU upgrades would react with my trans as I've recently hit 62k miles and counting. Haven't had any issues but was considering I get the transmission opened and any fluids replaced and looked before going ahead with anything. Sound like a smart idea?

 

Our Alfissimo "GTA" Performance springs fit the Stelvio QV as well (not specific for the car but they work well, very well according to my customers). Tested them with the GTAm suspension software and our camber/caster kit from GMS with -2.00 camber. Fantastic results and looks damn amazing of of course greatly improved handling and steering! We have spent almost a year getting these springs where we want them, tested them for months on a Giulia QV. This great customer of mine was up for testing them on his. This is the result but it's not just looks, this is all performance. I personally love the rack it has, I am not a fan of the rear sitting flat. Stelvio still maintains its looks and function.

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GTAm Suspension software is huge game changer with all cars with adaptive suspension. Our springs are not necessary but can be used in conjunction with the ECU software for a complete package. Our package will outperform coilover kits costing 3 times as much. Other than

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GTAm software is slowly being restocked we ECU's so we can maintain our exchange program.

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Looks great! I just purchased a 2021 with 7800 miles on it. Same color and spec. Wish I had one nearby to test drive prior to making the decision. Especially since it’s not reversible.

 

For the most part I don't recommend lowering these vehicles. Although it looks good the ride quality can suffer. I don't want to lead customers into something that they may not enjoy. Some like it. Most have not and reverted back to stock. The geometry is off. The car was designed to ride at this height. If it can be thrown around the N-ring then you probably are good at stock height.

FYI only. Final decision is up to the owner.

Coilovers we have will be available for Stelvio QV soon. That is the best option.