Here is my suspension setup... should I add anything to it?
01-06-04, 04:12 AM
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Here is my suspension setup... should I add anything to it?
Front and Rear Camber Plates
Racing Beat Springs
Racing Beat Sway Bars(F&R)
Toe Eliminator(DTSS Eliminator)
Cusco Front and Rear Strut Tower Bars
KYB AGX adjustables
My car will be a daily driver/drift car. I don't have money for coilovers as of now so that's out until I get enough money... Any inputs appreciated!
Racing Beat Springs
Racing Beat Sway Bars(F&R)
Toe Eliminator(DTSS Eliminator)
Cusco Front and Rear Strut Tower Bars
KYB AGX adjustables
My car will be a daily driver/drift car. I don't have money for coilovers as of now so that's out until I get enough money... Any inputs appreciated!
01-06-04, 02:05 PM
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how do you like the RB springs?? i think i may go with those but i want something really stiff.......
oh ya and did you instally the tow eliminators yourself? ive been pondering if i can do it in my garage.
sorry im not any help, but im new to the suspension thing right now
oh ya and did you instally the tow eliminators yourself? ive been pondering if i can do it in my garage.
sorry im not any help, but im new to the suspension thing right now
01-06-04, 02:27 PM
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Same here, I'm not sure whether to get the RB springs or Eibach. What are the Eibach spring rates?
Cusco also makes a lower front bar. I guess you could get that too.
Do a search on Pinion Snubbers. Goes above the diff mount.
I don't think there is anything else to buy. You pretty much covered it all. You can always upgrade wheels and tires or put larger brakes on.
Cusco also makes a lower front bar. I guess you could get that too.
Do a search on Pinion Snubbers. Goes above the diff mount.
I don't think there is anything else to buy. You pretty much covered it all. You can always upgrade wheels and tires or put larger brakes on.
01-07-04, 06:07 PM
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Bushings I think I will do later on. Since my car has only 53k miles, they should still be in good shape, although I know that urathane bushings are better than stock rubber ones.
I canceled an order for RB springs and chose GC coilovers instead since I already have KYBs on my car... I chose 350/250 for springs rate. Do you guys think the spring rates are good? I didn't want anything too stiff since this is my daily driver so I didn't go with 450 front.
More inputs appreciated!
I canceled an order for RB springs and chose GC coilovers instead since I already have KYBs on my car... I chose 350/250 for springs rate. Do you guys think the spring rates are good? I didn't want anything too stiff since this is my daily driver so I didn't go with 450 front.
More inputs appreciated!
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Well, my parts didn't even come in yet so that's why I'm asking for inputs I guess I'll add polyurathane bushings and endlinks. Who makes endlinks for FCs? Any recommendation?
I guess I'll add polyurathane bushings and endlinks. Who makes endlinks for FCs? Any recommendation?