We've been an authorized Hyperco dealer, and we have some difficult news to pass along: Hyperco is closing. You may know Hyperco springs by their product name, Hypercoils.

We received official word directly from Hyperco, and we want our customers to hear it plainly and early, not find out when a product quietly disappears from the site.

What's Happening

Hyperco's manufacturing home, the Matthew Warren Spring plant in Logansport, Indiana, is closing following the recent acquisition of MW Components. Hyperco will wind down operations at that facility by the end of 2026.

Effective immediately, Hyperco is no longer accepting orders that require new production. They will continue fulfilling orders from existing finished-goods inventory until it's gone, but once a given part is out of stock, it will not be made again.

What This Means If You're a Hyperco Customer

If you're running Hyperco springs on a track car, race car, or project build, here's the practical impact:

Available stock will keep shrinking, and won't be restocked. Popular spring rates and part numbers are limited to whatever is currently sitting in inventory, at Hyperco and at dealers like us. Once it sells out, it's gone for good.

If you know you'll need Hyperco parts, this is the window to buy. That includes replacement springs for existing setups, spares for a build in progress, or anything you were planning to order in the next several months. Waiting means risking the exact rate or part number you need being unavailable.

Existing open orders are still being honored — Hyperco has told us they'll make every effort to fill current orders from available stock, and we'll do the same on our end.

What We're Doing About It

We're working through our current Hyperco inventory now and will keep our site accurate as availability changes — if a part number shows in stock, it's genuinely in stock; once it's sold out, expect it to be marked discontinued rather than left listed indefinitely.

If you have questions about whether a specific spring rate or part number is still available, reach out to our team before placing an order — we'd rather confirm stock with you directly than have you order something we can't fulfill.

Thank You, Hyperco

Hyperco built a real reputation in racing and performance circles over the years, and we've been glad to carry their springs for our customers. We're grateful for that partnership, and for every customer who trusted us to get them the right Hyperco setup. We're sorry to see the brand go, and we'll do our best to make this transition as painless as possible for everyone who's built a car around their products.

The good news is you won't be stuck without options. We carry springs from many other manufacturers, so whatever rate or application you were running on Hyperco, there's a comparable option available. If you're facing a replacement decision once Hyperco stock is exhausted, our team is happy to help you find the right fit — just get in touch.