SUSPENSION
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SUSPENSION
WHATS A GOOD AFTERMARKET SETUP? ONE THATS GOOD FOR EVERYDAY DRIVER. ABOUT $1,000 SETUP
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the times when i want to adjust my suspension i just open the boot and the bonnet and take a screwdriver to the adjustment whatsit
i guess if access to the topmounts is a real pain, it might be worth it. otherwise, i wouldn't bother!
i guess if access to the topmounts is a real pain, it might be worth it. otherwise, i wouldn't bother!
cheezthis:- Last year was much calmer compared to previous years.
AssPenny:-
That was because I wasn't there
AssPenny:-
That was because I wasn't there
Koni's yellow's with Eibach sportlines or H&R springs. Skunk2 front A-arms, and Omni rear camber kit. Should be able to get all that for around 1k. Runing stock 195/55/15s rides ok. With my summer wheels 205/50/15's it rides a little rough. The Koni's have an adjustable spring pearch. Koni also makes an adjustable collar. The only place I have seen them is on King motorsports.
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Thats a coil over, and most of the time coilovers ride pretty rough. Spring rates are usually pretty high. The Stock ITR rates are 250 Kg front and rear I believe. Might be 280? Eibach sportlines are 300 Kg, and H&R are 310. I have heard that a couple ITR owners praise the H&R / Blisten combo. Supposed to be good for track and daily drive. I would check the spring rates on the Skunk2's. I think they are around 500 Kg. The higher the rate usually = harder the ride. Also linear and progresive rate springs differ.
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Here ya go. Anything in these 2 links will work very well for you. Get the best one that your budget allows.2001ITRYELLOW wrote:i was thinkin about a whole kit, that way installation would be easier on me
http://www.kingmotorsports.com/category.aspx?cat=44
http://picperformance.com/store/scripts ... ategory=81