Spring that will give you *most* of what your looking for would be the steeda's
It's kinda hard to use one company that gives you the best of all three.
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It's kinda hard to use one company that gives you the best of all three.
Griggs Racing has complete suppension systems and parts. They modded up a 2003 Mach 1 that did good all around in both the 1/4 and the road coarse. They have parts that will work on our years also.
When I get enough money I'm going to go for the GR-40 kit front and back.
You can find them at www.griggsracing.com
When I get enough money I'm going to go for the GR-40 kit front and back.
You can find them at www.griggsracing.com
Really not going to have a suspension that will do all well unless you just get coilovers IMO.
For autox/roadracing you are going to want a pretty stiff spring, for the drag strip you are going to want a very light spring in the front and a big spring rate in the back so the car has alot of weight trasnfer front/rear, and for the street you are going to want a higher ride height and a softer rate to absorb bumps and imperfections in the road. So to say you want a car that does all 3 well is going to be impossible to do with just one spring rate.
I'd get coilovers if you are serious about wanting a suspension that is the best for all the above otherwise any spring will just be a comprmise at best if you want it to do 3 diffrent things. BTW Griggs or Maxium motorsport if you are serious about having a nice suspension on your car.
For autox/roadracing you are going to want a pretty stiff spring, for the drag strip you are going to want a very light spring in the front and a big spring rate in the back so the car has alot of weight trasnfer front/rear, and for the street you are going to want a higher ride height and a softer rate to absorb bumps and imperfections in the road. So to say you want a car that does all 3 well is going to be impossible to do with just one spring rate.
I'd get coilovers if you are serious about wanting a suspension that is the best for all the above otherwise any spring will just be a comprmise at best if you want it to do 3 diffrent things. BTW Griggs or Maxium motorsport if you are serious about having a nice suspension on your car.
My vote is to check out Maximum Motorsports.
I've got a lot of MM stuff and plan on adding a lot more. Customer service and technical questions are first rate. The quality of their stuff is incredible.
If I were you, I'd build a great street suspension and then add a bunch of HP to get you down the dragstrip. Most of your time is probably going to be on public roads, so why not go that route. For drag duty, get a good shifter, tires, and lose some weight in your car.
I've got a lot of MM stuff and plan on adding a lot more. Customer service and technical questions are first rate. The quality of their stuff is incredible.
If I were you, I'd build a great street suspension and then add a bunch of HP to get you down the dragstrip. Most of your time is probably going to be on public roads, so why not go that route. For drag duty, get a good shifter, tires, and lose some weight in your car.
I 2nd the idea for Dugan Racing. Dugans is near where I live and there are a lot of people with their stuff who like it. I get their advertisements every so often and I think they have a good suspension kit at a very affordable price.
Other than that and the other posts, I'd do some searching for past posts. I did some research before I got my suspension and literally found dozens of helpful posts.
Other than that and the other posts, I'd do some searching for past posts. I did some research before I got my suspension and literally found dozens of helpful posts.