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Old 06-30-2007, 07:56 AM
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what kit is the best bang for the buck? Also coilovers all around or just front and what kind of spring in the rear then? Car is a daily driver that does go to the track. Just want the car to ride like stock, be lower, and not kill me at the track.
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So whats wrong with Konis SA and Sams springs? For whole lot less money?
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I just bought some Koni's and deciding on springs now.still thinking about a coil over set up.If I do C/O's it will be ground control
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Here's some great stickies to read:

https://ls1tech.com/forums/suspension-brakes/513475-canyon-carving-street-suspension-setup-review-long.html
https://ls1tech.com/forums/suspension-brakes/643950-suspension-mods-real-world.html

With those mentioned, I'd like to ask, what exactly are you doing AFA "at the track?"

I noticed that you mentioned on your FQuick page a 1/4 mile time, so are you looking at primarily drag racing, or some sort of AutoCross/OpenTrack/RoadRace type of competition.

While there is nothing wrong for desiring what you mentioned above, it's not very realistic, though you can come pretty close.

AFA the coil-overs, you'll be spending quite a bit of money and getting very little in return for what you're aiming for. Don't rule out the possibility of considering a good "replacement style" spring.



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