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Suspension advice needed!

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  • Start date Start date May 30, 2009

deftsound

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Well I sold my 94 and want to take part of the money and do some suspension stuff to the 99.

Anyway i have about 2,000 to spend, I already have CC plates, subframes and shocks/springs.

I was thinking maybe either upgraded cobra brakes, a panhard bar maybe...lower control arms...

Any ideas? I'm wanting to beef up the suspension some to make it feel more solid/safe on the street...
 

flstang65

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Tubular K member, control arms (front and rear).
 
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Cobra brakes are a really nice upgrade. I'd definately recommend those. Especially since you have a ton of power already. Your stock brake are inadequate.

LCAs are nice. It firmed up the rear end. Thats the best I can describe it.

STB is cheap if you have 2k to spend. That helps a little. Again its not a huge difference.

Those would be about a grand. Do them and a panhard bar, and youll really improve the car a lot.
 
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san~man

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List the gear you already have, and your goals for your suspension setup.
 

DAKDOG99

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CHEAP SUSPENSION

I went cheap on mine. But it hooks good. And it looks much better than factory. But it still rides like factory.
This is what i did:
Stock shocks and struts
Remove quads
BBK subframes-$100.00
FMS B springs with the front lower rubbers removed- $150.00
steeda boxed stock style uppers with poly replacement rearend bushings-$100.00
Put steeda poly bushings in the stock Lowers- $65.00

It takes some work with a drill to get the old rubber bushings out. But money is tight so I had to go cheap. And the car feels much more responsive. Also hooks better, and has a cool rake to the frontend. But it's not slammed.
 

deftsound

Please ask me how much my supercharger cost
Apr 6, 2004
945
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39
Texas City TX
May 31, 2009
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san~man said:
List the gear you already have, and your goals for your suspension setup.
Click to expand...

3.73's Im not really sure what i want to do yet besides have something that handles nicely on the street but still can perform well enough to tear it up at the track...
 
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