What basic suspension compents do i need?
What basic suspension compents do i need? So i would like my car to eventully run mid to low 11s and wanted to know what suspension compents would help me get there. My car is an 02 t/a a4 i was thinking about lca, sfc, relocation brakets, torque arm, and torque arm relocation so its not mounted on the tranny did i miss anything? I plan on using h/c/i to hit 11s and maybe some spray later on to push 10s. also im planing on runing a moser 12 bolt if that makes any difference. Thanks
So i would like my car to eventully run mid to low 11s and wanted to know what suspension compents would help me get there. My car is an 02 t/a a4 i was thinking about lca, sfc, relocation brakets, torque arm, and torque arm relocation so its not mounted on the tranny did i miss anything? I plan on using h/c/i to hit 11s and maybe some spray later on to push 10s. also im planing on runing a moser 12 bolt if that makes any difference. Thanks
So i would like my car to eventully run mid to low 11s and wanted to know what suspension compents would help me get there. My car is an 02 t/a a4 i was thinking about lca, sfc, relocation brakets, torque arm, and torque arm relocation so its not mounted on the tranny did i miss anything? I plan on using h/c/i to hit 11s and maybe some spray later on to push 10s. also im planing on runing a moser 12 bolt if that makes any difference. Thanks
It all sounds great! But seeing how you are using a aftermarket rear end I would suggest keeping the factory spring in the rear (for clearance purposes)
And go with a good adjustable rear shock like a QA1 and then go with a coil over on the front to help you transfer weight a lot better! Below is a link to show you what all UMI Performance has to offer! (I will just post the website and then you can look to see if there is any aftermarket suspension parts that are of interest to you as well)
http://www.umiperformance.com/catalo...te4rcm1jrml6j4
If you have any other questions feel free to ask and I will be more than glad to help!
Thanks
Brad
