New pics (with Hotchkis springs)
11-07-2004, 06:44 PM
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Wheels are cosmetics... Cosmetics are for girls... J/K !!! 
Does look nice though, but How does it feel? Had it in the twisties yet? Did you just get the springs?
My 98 TA handles like a dream compared to my daily (98 toyota Rav4), but I have kinda been eyeing that Hotchkis TVS setup...
Does look nice though, but How does it feel? Had it in the twisties yet? Did you just get the springs?
My 98 TA handles like a dream compared to my daily (98 toyota Rav4), but I have kinda been eyeing that Hotchkis TVS setup...
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11-07-2004, 09:33 PM
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Handling: I've got cheapo shocks, which I replaced at the time I put the springs on (see sig). So far, stiffness is not a problem, and it handles VERY close to stock, but I am saving up for better shocks. One of my stock Decarbons died (83K miles), so this is an intermediate upgrade. Cornering is great, but I think that's mostly the sway bars. One big improvement is no more nose dive under hard breaking.
Drop: Drop was probably a little over an inch all around. I really love the way the car looks now!
Settle: These have been on for a little over a month now, and they did settle a bit in the week or so after installation. I'm totally pleased.
-Mike
Drop: Drop was probably a little over an inch all around. I really love the way the car looks now!
Settle: These have been on for a little over a month now, and they did settle a bit in the week or so after installation. I'm totally pleased.
-Mike
