Suspension questions

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darkstar

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i have a 98 gt. i currently have eibach sportline springs, spintech subframes, offset rack bushings, and steeda alum upper and lower controll arms. I have to install kyb agxs, steeda x2 balljoints, maxium caster camber plates. my question is should i replace anything else why its apart. would i benifit from new swaybars, and if so which is better front, back, or both.

 

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darkstar said:

i have a 98 gt. i currently have eibach sportline springs, spintech subframes, offset rack bushings, and steeda alum upper and lower controll arms. I have to install kyb agxs, steeda x2 balljoints, maxium caster camber plates. my question is should i replace anything else why its apart. would i benifit from new swaybars, and if so which is better front, back, or both.

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bumpsteer kit

 

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is the bumpsteer kit really nessicary. My car is only for the street, no track no strip. I was going to buy it but was told the offset rack bushings do the same thing. is this incorrect?

 

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anyone?

 

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Without a doubt, do the bumpsteer kit, I just installed them on my lowered car (also had offset rack bushings and X2 balljoints) and it made a world of difference, the car no longer wanted to "track" on uneven pavement. Higher speed stability is also significantly improved, it just plain handles better. I

 

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thanks, i'm ordering them today

 

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yeah bumpsteer actually straightens the rods more significantly than the offset bushings.