new suspension?
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new suspension?
ok, my car has reached its 20th birthday and so has its suspension, its time to upgrade
I'm looking for recomendations along with prices other advice, et cetera
this is going to be my daily driving in connecticut, so the suspension you reccomend should be soft enough
I'm looking for recomendations along with prices other advice, et cetera
this is going to be my daily driving in connecticut, so the suspension you reccomend should be soft enough
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heres my setup https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generation-specific-1986-1992-17/tanabe-agx-setup-535359/ replace the bushing while its apart.
I paid 187 shipped for the Tanabes and 320 for the KYB AGX's, and the bushings I paid 100 shipped(master kit)
I paid 187 shipped for the Tanabes and 320 for the KYB AGX's, and the bushings I paid 100 shipped(master kit)
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The general recommendation will probably be Eibach Pro(gressive) springs and some non-adjustable shocks (Tokico, etc). It's a good setup for the money on a daily driver.
I went with the Racing Beat springs, because they are linear rate. Then again I don't drive my car every day. The RB springs are a bit tight for roads with lots of potholes. For comparison's sake the RB + Tokico setup is maybe 25-50% stiffer than a Mazda 3 with the sport package (just my estimate).
I went with the Racing Beat springs, because they are linear rate. Then again I don't drive my car every day. The RB springs are a bit tight for roads with lots of potholes. For comparison's sake the RB + Tokico setup is maybe 25-50% stiffer than a Mazda 3 with the sport package (just my estimate).
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