Suspenstion overhaul
#11
6th Gear Member
Are we debating yet? Yep, I can be an azzhole but you sorta asked for it. Just playin'...
But seriously, consider wider wheels and stickier rubber, no matter WHAT else you do.
But seriously, consider wider wheels and stickier rubber, no matter WHAT else you do.
#12
4k I would do tires and rims, if you went with supercars from tire rack and some 18 x 9, 18 X10 stagger rims from american muscle.
That would leave you like 2500ish left, to snag a kit like this and call it a day:
http://www.stage3motorsports.com/pro...nsion-Kit.html
Or something similar, any of those good name brand kits will do you pretty well
That would leave you like 2500ish left, to snag a kit like this and call it a day:
http://www.stage3motorsports.com/pro...nsion-Kit.html
Or something similar, any of those good name brand kits will do you pretty well
#13
You should talk to sam strano he knows his stuff. thre is a thread aroudn ere somehwere and IIRC sam won all those national cahmpionships on d-specs and steeda sport springs with different roll bars. anyway, 2-inches is a lot of drop and these stangs dont ride well at all, i am talkgin back aches with too much drop. The best riding setup i have seen is the steeda sports springs, with koni yellows which are adjustable. i use those parts alogn with a J&M adjustable panhard and J&M caster camber plates. Teh suspension cost me about $1100. i also went with 18 x9 front and 18x10 rear AMR shelby redlines and 155/45-18 from nitto 555's and 185/40-18 rear nitto 555's. To say the car handles like a different machine is an understatement. I have seen sam and numerous outers say that the tires make a huge difference, and they do. anyway, you shoudl ask sam, i am 99% sure he will tell you koni yellows, steeda sport springs, steeda HD caster/camber plates, and a pan hard of some sort. He may recommend some of his adjustable sway bars too. i woudl bet that whole setup will cost you under $2k. i think with what i have on my car now it handles much better than i am capable of utilizing righ tnow. I plan on doing some track days with a coach this summer, that will help me more than any money i threw at hardware for the car.
#14
Respect, it's a great word !
On topic i would suggest buying a complete package from the same reputable outlet, it's often the best way to get a matched setup the first time out instead of running round in circles trying to make up a set.
i run the FRPP handling package. I'm not suggesting it's the best package out there but it does a great job for me both on road and track. I have a few other bits also but essentially that kit transformed the car.
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On topic i would suggest buying a complete package from the same reputable outlet, it's often the best way to get a matched setup the first time out instead of running round in circles trying to make up a set.
i run the FRPP handling package. I'm not suggesting it's the best package out there but it does a great job for me both on road and track. I have a few other bits also but essentially that kit transformed the car.
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