Oh cool -- I had no idea! You should keep it in the family and get your TCP from me then! [/shameless plug]I bought my car off your dad at KAR, it was a good purchasing experience.
Oh cool -- I had no idea! You should keep it in the family and get your TCP from me then! [/shameless plug]
PM sent Reen
Psydwaze
Founding Member
hye Lino, i sent you a PM regarding another product, did you get it. just curious
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Psydwaze
Founding Member
Can anbody advise whether there will be any significant gains in handling if I replace my current systems with TCP products in the front and rear suspension along with their power steering rack ?
Reen is pretty much spot on with his recommendation. I'll just add that converting to coil-over suspension gives you the ability to easily make tuning adjustments that you either cannot make or that would be rather time consuming with your current setup.
bnickel
Founding Member
Reen is pretty much spot on with his recommendation. I'll just add that converting to coil-over suspension gives you the ability to easily make tuning adjustments that you either cannot make or that would be rather time consuming with your current setup.
agreed and that mainly relates to corner weighting the car or adjusting shock bias, some small ride height adjustments can be made but limit that to 1/2-1" or less. any more than an inch and you'll move the shock to far from the center of it's travel.
Psydwaze
Founding Member
...ride height adjustments can be made but limit that to 1/2-1" or less. any more than an inch and you'll move the shock to far from the center of it's travel.
That is correct. To move beyond the shocks preload adjustment range, the shock mounts have to be moved or changed. The g-Bar rear suspension's upper and lower shock mounts are both movable. The front coil-over shock tower mounts can be changed to a taller or shorter mount; or a one-inch extended top shock eye can be installed to raise ride height without affecting shock travel.