Need some opinions with k members.
11-10-2009, 02:55 PM
#1
2nd Gear Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: Mar 2007
Posts: 337
Need some opinions with k members.
Hi guys i'm currently interested in buying a new tubular k member. Which brand would u recommend from experience?
Second is it worth converting to coil over? I know you don't have to but i'm building a track only car and would like to know if i'd see any advantage to it or not?
Third if switching to coil over, how do u know what spring rate to try?
I already have caster camber plates will those work with a coil over setup?
Sry for all the questions i have tried contacting aje and wolfe craft and ask them question's with no f'n luck ? So hopefully someone here can help chime in thx for any help you can give. or any do's or don'ts
Vehicle is a 90 coupe. w/306 soon to be 351 currently using the eibach drag launch spring kit.
Second is it worth converting to coil over? I know you don't have to but i'm building a track only car and would like to know if i'd see any advantage to it or not?
Third if switching to coil over, how do u know what spring rate to try?
I already have caster camber plates will those work with a coil over setup?
Sry for all the questions i have tried contacting aje and wolfe craft and ask them question's with no f'n luck ? So hopefully someone here can help chime in thx for any help you can give. or any do's or don'ts
Vehicle is a 90 coupe. w/306 soon to be 351 currently using the eibach drag launch spring kit.
11-13-2009, 06:54 PM
#4
5th Gear Member
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: NC
Posts: 2,166
Ive got a Maximum Motorsports k-member and whole front end (soon to have a rear setup also). All I can say is the MM stuff is very nice. Everything is nicely welded and powercoated black. They give you very good instructions and their customer service is great. I spent one night talking with them 30 minutes after closing time.
Im setting my car up for roadracing so I have a very stiff front end. The coilovers are nice to have since you can easily raise or lower the front end is small measurements.
I would definitely recommend their stuff and will buy from them again.
Im setting my car up for roadracing so I have a very stiff front end. The coilovers are nice to have since you can easily raise or lower the front end is small measurements.
I would definitely recommend their stuff and will buy from them again.
11-14-2009, 11:36 AM
#5
5th Gear Member
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: St. Charles Il, and ISU
Posts: 3,736
I would convert to coil over! cleaner setup!
And as far as recomendations, Team Z, i just got one of their k members and it is HIGH quality. Used to have UPR setup, but their quality isnt the best in my opinoin. And i am running QA1 a arms on the k member
And as far as recomendations, Team Z, i just got one of their k members and it is HIGH quality. Used to have UPR setup, but their quality isnt the best in my opinoin. And i am running QA1 a arms on the k member
11-14-2009, 05:37 PM
#10
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: St. Charles Il, and ISU
Posts: 3,736