My Old Setup and my Future Setup

My old setup got me a 8.30 @ 81.50 mph in the 1/8 mile.

Suspension - was x2c upper and lower control arms, torque boxes welded, kenny brown subframes, fox body 4cyl. front springs and lakewood 90/10 struts, front sway bar deleted, Eibach Sportline rear springs, stock shocks, quad shocks deleted
Rear End - FRPP 4.10, FRPP Trac-Lok (Trac-Crap), Moser 31 spline axles, and axle tubes were welded
Horsepower Performance - Diablo SportChip Dyno Tuned, VRS off-road x-pipe, 2 chamber flow masters, Full Length Densecharger, Steeda U/D Pulleys, 160 thermostat.
The car weighed 3190 w/o driver.

My new future setup will be

Transmission - TKO-500 with stage 2 Spec Clutch, FRPP Aluminum Driveshaft, Metco Driveshaft Loop

Suspension - Metco Upper and Lower Control Arms, D&D K-Member kit with 150 or 175 springs, 70/30 lakewoods probaly over the 90/10's. Fox Body Rear springs cut and qa1 adjustable shocks, stronger rear sway bar and front sway bar delete, battery relocation kit

Rear End - Superior 31 spline axles, Eaton Posi, FRPP 3.73, SVO Rear end girdle

Exhaust - Hooker Long Tubes, Hooker matching x-pipe, magnaflow cat-back

Intake - stay stock probaly but maybe get a 75mm bbk tb and C&L plenum

Engine - will stay stock long block (only 13k miles on the car), but get a paxton novi 2000, 80mm maf, frpp 42 lb injectors, relocated iat sensor, EFI Solutions tune by T&J Performance

Body - 2000 Cobra R or Steeda Hood and a Spoiler Delete

Wheels and Tires - 15x3.5 weld pro stars and 15 x 10 weld pro starts in the rear with the wide 26 inch et drags and futuras tires up front, a 175 tire porbaly

On another note, I have since turned my car down close to stock and sold the old parts. Alot of reasons made me get rid of the old stuff and plan for the new and better.

the x2c upper and lower control arms suck. The upper control arms have to much play in them and you can literally twist the control arms when you tighten them. The polyurethane bushings are noisy and garbage.

My FRPP trac-lok got noisy as hell and sometimes was a one wheel bandit only after a day at the track.

The moser axles were strong, but the driver side axle was sized wrong and caused my caliper to scrape the rotor and grinding on the caliper and caliper bracket was required on that side

Most of the bolt ons didn't amount to much hp at all. I gained 26-30 rwhp from that and with the price of all the bolt ons added up wasn't worth it.

The skinny 26inch et streets i ran on, could barely hold my car. And with the ****ty prepped track i ran on, i needed wider.