Your Dream Suspension Setup
#21
Originally posted by ChizzleC
Maybe once your like 20+ but at age 16, it pulls the hoes man. In a month I've had 3 girls that I didnt know, naked, in my car. The only bad part is getting the fish smell out...
j/k.
Maybe once your like 20+ but at age 16, it pulls the hoes man. In a month I've had 3 girls that I didnt know, naked, in my car. The only bad part is getting the fish smell out...
j/k.
#24
Originally posted by pythonscott
hmmm, probably some bump and rebound adjust able shocks from MOTON and front spring rate of around 550front/650 rear. Too bad Motons run around a G a piece
hmmm, probably some bump and rebound adjust able shocks from MOTON and front spring rate of around 550front/650 rear. Too bad Motons run around a G a piece
> Mugen front strut tower bar or one that butts up against the fire wall
> of course, the above mentioned Motons would have external oil resivoirs like so:
> Skunk2 rear or Nuespeed rear strut tower bar
> keep my Comptech rear sway/tie bar combo
> Civic 21mm front sway bar
> ITR rear LCA's
> Keep the front Skunk2 camber kit and rear SPC camber kit
> scales to do and maintain a full corner balancing
> an ITR shell (with it's reenforced rear tub and frame) to bolt this all to
> a roll cage connecting out to the shock towers: thus making the frame and susp mounting points even stronger
> use these shock mounts from ground control which are basicly a pillow ball mount:
> front fastbrakes.com brake kit b/c they fit under a 15" wheel
> rear fastbrakes.com kit for rear.
> set of lightweight 15" 5 spoke wheels powdercoated red
> contact patches of BF Goodrich G-Force TA KD tires
#26
Originally posted by LT6916
sounds great, scott :thumbup:
sounds great, scott :thumbup:
#28
Mine would be:
Prothane bushings for the suspension all the way around
Adjust able camber kits all the way around (Skunk2, SRR)
Ground controls (500/600) spring rates
Koni's adjustable shocks that have been revalved, shortened shock body and shortened rod length
ITR rear lca's with poly bushings
itr rear sway bar, spoon or benen rear lowe tie bar
welded in roll bar
benen 3 point front bar
cusco front lower tie bar
slammed about 3" with rolled and gutted fenders.
proper wheel offset to have it dumped that much and keep it from rubbing the fenders. with the koni's shortened it'd maintain full suspension travel
dreaming is fun
Prothane bushings for the suspension all the way around
Adjust able camber kits all the way around (Skunk2, SRR)
Ground controls (500/600) spring rates
Koni's adjustable shocks that have been revalved, shortened shock body and shortened rod length
ITR rear lca's with poly bushings
itr rear sway bar, spoon or benen rear lowe tie bar
welded in roll bar
benen 3 point front bar
cusco front lower tie bar
slammed about 3" with rolled and gutted fenders.
proper wheel offset to have it dumped that much and keep it from rubbing the fenders. with the koni's shortened it'd maintain full suspension travel
dreaming is fun
#29
Zeal B6 Coilovers w/ Street spring rates (10kg/front 8 Kg/back)
Full prothane bushing kit
Skunk2 Upper control arms
SSR LCA's
SSR Rear cambers
Comptech rear swaybar
Neuspeed strut tie bars
Comptech lower rear tie bar
Find some way to get those nifty super-lightweight Spoon ITR calipers to work with my car.
SS braided brake line... Goodrich would be nice
Keep my GS-R wheels and refinish them to dark bronze. Wrapped in Dunlop Sport 9000s or 5000As, depending on weather
1.5" drop all the way around, or maybe a 1.5" front 1~1.25" back
Bah... that all would only put me back around $4K~6K, dependin if I can get the spoon calipers to fit properly... not to shabby h:
Full prothane bushing kit
Skunk2 Upper control arms
SSR LCA's
SSR Rear cambers
Comptech rear swaybar
Neuspeed strut tie bars
Comptech lower rear tie bar
Find some way to get those nifty super-lightweight Spoon ITR calipers to work with my car.
SS braided brake line... Goodrich would be nice
Keep my GS-R wheels and refinish them to dark bronze. Wrapped in Dunlop Sport 9000s or 5000As, depending on weather
1.5" drop all the way around, or maybe a 1.5" front 1~1.25" back
Bah... that all would only put me back around $4K~6K, dependin if I can get the spoon calipers to fit properly... not to shabby h: