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which would make a bigger improvement in handling?

  • Thread starter Thread starter 40th GT
  • Start date Start date Oct 22, 2004

which one?

  • MM full-length SFCs

    Votes: 2 12.5%
  • Eibach pro-kit w/ Mach 1 tokicos

    Votes: 13 81.3%
  • other (specify)

    Votes: 1 6.3%

  • Total voters
    16

40th GT

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I don't want to spend more than $400. Can you guys make suggestions on what I should do to make my car more fun to drive on the street?
 

back_in_black

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I would do the subframe connectors for the piece of mind that you will not twist anything- I did the subframes first, and the springs second both were big improvements over stock !
 

tygr1

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  • Oct 22, 2004
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40th GT said:
I don't want to spend more than $400. Can you guys make suggestions on what I should do to make my car more fun to drive on the street?
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You maybe could save up a little more and really get a bang for your bucks with some adjustable shocks.

The KYBs are VERY good (4 way struts and 8 way shocks) and are available for as little as $350/set. Eibach Pros can be had for $175-ish.

THAT combination will give you unlimited entertainment valuable as it makes the handling VERY tuneable. From drag racing to road racing set-ups, between the shock settings and tire pressures, nearly ANY handling quirk you could ever want is available.

BTW I have this combo and each and every shock setting step is felt immediately. These aren't Illuminas, but they certainly are very good shocks for a street/road car.

Just my humble offering from experience to you.
 

40th GT

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tygr1 said:
The KYBs are VERY good (4 way struts and 8 way shocks) and are available for as little as $350/set. Eibach Pros can be had for $175-ish.
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Where can I get'em for this cheap? (besides ebay)
 
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KJ Hoppus

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I say go with the springs and the subframes, you will feel a huge difference.
 
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  • Oct 23, 2004
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Shocks and springs. They make much more difference to handling than the SFCs, no question. Effect of SFCs on handling is very mild in my opinion, it tightens up the vert a lot but made no difference in handling compared to lowering.
 
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