best bang for your buck suspension upgrade
#2
RE: best bang for your buck suspension upgrade
Subframe connectors are cheap and make a great differance. If your car wasn't originally a 5.0 and you don't have a rear sway bar that helps alot too. Mine was a v6 when it was born so I went to the junk yard and bought a sway bar for 5$ and now it feels alot more stable.
The next thing would probably be springs.
The next thing would probably be springs.
#3
RE: best bang for your buck suspension upgrade
subframes +1
either that or control arms and tires.
suspension is hard to say because it all has to work together to be successful. but for one single item, best bang for your buck....sub frames for sure.
either that or control arms and tires.
suspension is hard to say because it all has to work together to be successful. but for one single item, best bang for your buck....sub frames for sure.
#4
RE: best bang for your buck suspension upgrade
Best bang for the buck....can you weld? Do you have access to sheet metal?
Box your rear control arms, it is free and just as good at the aftermarket ones. I ran mine like that for a couple years, and I still run stock uppers that are boxed with out quad shocks with DR's and no issues.
Go buy a set a 4 banger springs if you want to drag race, it will help with weight transfer...80 bucks new.
Box your rear control arms, it is free and just as good at the aftermarket ones. I ran mine like that for a couple years, and I still run stock uppers that are boxed with out quad shocks with DR's and no issues.
Go buy a set a 4 banger springs if you want to drag race, it will help with weight transfer...80 bucks new.
#5
RE: best bang for your buck suspension upgrade
^^Did you really get any feel in the handling with boxing the rear control arms?? I might add that to my cheap suspension upgrades ($5 stock sway bar and cut springs).
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RE: best bang for your buck suspension upgrade
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^^Did you really get any feel in the handling with boxing the rear control arms?? I might add that to my cheap suspension upgrades ($5 stock sway bar and cut springs).
^^Did you really get any feel in the handling with boxing the rear control arms?? I might add that to my cheap suspension upgrades ($5 stock sway bar and cut springs).
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