You asked, I've delivered (Part #'s of 2017 vs. 2015 Mirage Suspension)

[Marklovski]

Do they even sell OEM parts yet for the 2017? Could i order anything from Mitsubishi warehouses?

[roscoe1972]

I'm interested in the Upgraded shocks and springs on the 2017. Rather than experimenting with iffy aftermarket solutions. I prefer to play it safe and get something meant for the application. I'm still waiting for some one to review the suspension on the '17

[cyclopathic]

I'm interested in the Upgraded shocks and springs on the 2017. Rather than experimenting with iffy aftermarket solutions. I prefer to play it safe and get something meant for the application. I'm still waiting for some one to review the suspension on the '17

I just upgraded shocks to Monroe OESpectrum on Toyota, and they are so much better than OEM Tokico crap Toyota and Mitsubishi use. Would make absolutely no sense to want '17 shocks, really.

[roscoe1972]

What aftermarket stock replacements are available now?

[Littlestan]

What aftermarket stock replacements are available now?

I think cyclo is running TEIN shocks, though I'm pretty sure they're shorter than the stock one's.

[cyclopathic]

I think cyclo is running TEIN shocks, though I'm pretty sure they're shorter than the stock one's.

Yes they are shorter by big margin. I would not recommend TEINs as springs are too soft and have no travel, so you would need replacement springs (look posts above and in this forum for more info).There are also Largus and Gab SS coilovers, but no aftermarket direct replacements as of now.

I have a set of C/Yaris takeoffs somewhere and will compare them to Mirage OEMs, but it may have to wait until weekend. Fronts are unlikely but rears may be the right size.

[Marklovski]

Good luck finding Largus, Gab ss, D2 Racing, and BR racing. Everywhere i go they are either out of stock or unavailable.

[Eggman]

Out of curiosity, I searched the Mitsubishipartswarehouse.com listing for the 2015 Mirage and noticed they list one set of part numbers for the springs for a Mirage with automatic transmission, and a different part number for a model with manual transmission.

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2015 Mirage Front Suspension Part Numbers

Component Description	Manual Transmission	CV Transmission
Coil Spring	4040A411	4040A412
Strut	4060A382	4060A382

Notes:
1. The parts are the same for both left and right sides.
2. The parts are the same for both the DE and ES models.

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It might be helpful to keep in mind that the manufacturer specified different springs for the manual versus the cvt.

[Daox]

Thanks for noticing Eggman.

We have the suspension parts and revisions documented here at the link below.

Mirage suspension history (factory revisions/changes)

[Eggman]

Thanks! I couldn't decide where to include this info, as it seemed to apply to several threads.

As in the thread on suspension history, there's lots of discussion and desire to change it somehow. Again, I think it is important to note different springs for the different drivetrain configurations from the factory, but the same dampers (struts.) This speaks to how the manufacturer approached handling the different weight distribution on the models.

Has anyone considered using springs from the CVT model on a manual transmission Mirage?