rear end parts
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rear end parts
im looking to do some rear end work first before i do any mojor performance work ne suggestions like a torque arm sub frame connectors?? im not sure what does what and i dont wanna break the bank but im completely stock and dont hook to good!!! thanks
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Whats ur budget? When you say "rear end" do you mean the actual rear end in the car or suspension? because sub frame connectors and torque arms are suspension peices. Is your car auto or 6 speed?
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Since you did not directly answer our questions, I would assume drag or street racing in a straight line. Auto or manual is TBD.
I suggest doing the things in my list, in the order I listed them. Get adjustable wherever possible (LCAs, PHB, torque arm) and rod-poly for the quietest ride. Bolt-on LCA relocation brackets are fine if you do not have a welder sitting in your garage.
UMI and BMR both make quality units, and provide excellent support.
Konis are by far the best shocks, and Sam Strano is an excellent source. He will tune them for you and provide quality after-sales support.
I suggest doing the things in my list, in the order I listed them. Get adjustable wherever possible (LCAs, PHB, torque arm) and rod-poly for the quietest ride. Bolt-on LCA relocation brackets are fine if you do not have a welder sitting in your garage.
UMI and BMR both make quality units, and provide excellent support.
Konis are by far the best shocks, and Sam Strano is an excellent source. He will tune them for you and provide quality after-sales support.