suspention
#1
suspention
ok well ill be putting the 4.10s in soon by the end of next month. as for traction isues i know ill have some. i like street tires bc i drive the car everyday rain or snow so i dont wanna buy dr. im looking into strange 10 ways front and rear. will this help with the traction on the street? at the strip i use slicks so im not worried. upper and lower control arms will be next winter bc the ones i want hpm megabite jr. are 250 for uppers and 250 for lowers.
#4
RE: suspention
I'm not exactly a suspension master, but JMAC's right the UCA's and LCA's will help.. I'm looking at a better panhard bar, and MAYBE if I can afford it, a new coil-over system with some drag shocks/springs.. I'll have to wait and see how the Nitto's do before I decide on whether or not I want new tires, but those should definitely help you stick more power to the road..
#5
RE: suspention
The shocks/struts & control arms will be perfect in the heat of the summer w/ street tires. BUT... If you want to be sure you won't spin out of the hole, the DR's are where it's at...
The Mach has sick suspension anyway, I say throw some DR's on it as is and see how it reacts. If DR's cured my wheelhop and traction issues (when it's 50+ degrees out, lol) then you should be in good shape w/ a set w/ out the shocks/struts and control arms...
If worst comes to worst I'd say go w/ the control arms first because the Tokico units are awesome and I wish I had some on my Cobra
The Mach has sick suspension anyway, I say throw some DR's on it as is and see how it reacts. If DR's cured my wheelhop and traction issues (when it's 50+ degrees out, lol) then you should be in good shape w/ a set w/ out the shocks/struts and control arms...
If worst comes to worst I'd say go w/ the control arms first because the Tokico units are awesome and I wish I had some on my Cobra
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