88BlueGT

The only things I have heard bad about D&D was that you had to do some minor grinding ont he K member for an exact fit. BUT I have only heard a few people say that and I know people who have just bolted them right up with NO problems what so ever. Ask FoxRod; he has a D&D K member with no problems at all and he LOVES it.

I3atR!ce

is the d&d one more for road racing or drag?

88BlueGT

They have a street/strip k member which is $350 (from D&D); and than they have a strictly Track k member which is like $200 something.

88BlueGT

I will admit though, if you are looking for the best road race suspension MM is the way to go. From what I understand D&D is more of a street/stip kind of company. They dont do too much w/ road racing but thats not what I am looking for so thats why I went with them.

I3atR!ce

well i dont really do road racing but i wanna corner better when i'm crusing around so i might have to look into the d&d street/strip one. MM is way to must money for me to justify, you can basically buy a damn supercharger for the price of there k member package.

88BlueGT

^^ Thats exactally why I went with D&D.

gspfunk

88BlueGT--MM is actually more road race oriented. Most of there stuff is designed for cornering and handling and they use it on their track car.

88GT_5.0stangman--I don't know how much the coilover conversion actually costs, but w/ shipping your looking at $590 for the GMS kit. jdsperformance.com has the GMS k-member for 199 and the a-arms for 189. I "think" it may be free shipping, but it might not be since it's oversized.

I3atR!ce

that's exactually what he said

4eyedfreak

From D&D i paid 1500 shipped for k-member, coil overs, a arms, c/c plates, lakewoods, fr manual rack and bushings. Not to bad imo

gspfunk

Reeding iss gooood. I'm retarded.