What is the ultimate suspension setup?
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I looking for advice on the ultimate suspension setup guys. What do you recommend for my car? Here are my requirements for suspension:
-Needs to be 2+ inches lower than stock
-I want my car to ride like a Cadillac
-Need something that can road race competitively
-Need something that can autox competitively at a national level and to pax better than Sam Strano's times
-Need to be able to drag race competitively in the single digits
-Need to be able to pull wheelies on the highway while going 50 mph
-Need something that will be able to smoke Civics on the street going 150+ mph
I can't make sacrifices on any of these requirements. What do you guys recommend?
-Needs to be 2+ inches lower than stock
-I want my car to ride like a Cadillac
-Need something that can road race competitively
-Need something that can autox competitively at a national level and to pax better than Sam Strano's times
-Need to be able to drag race competitively in the single digits
-Need to be able to pull wheelies on the highway while going 50 mph
-Need something that will be able to smoke Civics on the street going 150+ mph
I can't make sacrifices on any of these requirements. What do you guys recommend?
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Wow you do a lot of reading on the forums don't you!........
If you are looking for a car to do all of the above. I would sell the car you have now and buy a 1989 Geo Metro.
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You forgot that it must cost less than $200 because anything more for shocks and springs is just stupid.
Excuse me while I get back to installing my GMMG cat back and polishing my 19" Fikse wheels....
Excuse me while I get back to installing my GMMG cat back and polishing my 19" Fikse wheels....
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Don't listen to these dumbasses...all you need is the right set of flat washers. ![Angel](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_angel.gif)
If that's too simple, follow this recipe:
1. Monroe sensatrac or QA1 shocks
2. Eibach springs, cut down two coils
3. SFC's and STB
4. LCA relo brackets
5. Solid motor and tranny mounts
6. Adjust tires - 20psi for drag, 45psi for roadracing
Should be the RIDE OF YOUR LIFE!
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If that's too simple, follow this recipe:
1. Monroe sensatrac or QA1 shocks
2. Eibach springs, cut down two coils
3. SFC's and STB
4. LCA relo brackets
5. Solid motor and tranny mounts
6. Adjust tires - 20psi for drag, 45psi for roadracing
Should be the RIDE OF YOUR LIFE!
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Don't listen to these dumbasses...all you need is the right set of flat washers. ![Angel](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_angel.gif)
If that's too simple, follow this recipe:
1. Monroe sensatrac or QA1 shocks
2. Eibach springs, cut down two coils
3. SFC's and STB
4. LCA relo brackets
5. Solid motor and tranny mounts
6. Adjust tires - 20psi for drag, 45psi for roadracing
Should be the RIDE OF YOUR LIFE!
![The Jester](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_jest.gif)
![Angel](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_angel.gif)
If that's too simple, follow this recipe:
1. Monroe sensatrac or QA1 shocks
2. Eibach springs, cut down two coils
3. SFC's and STB
4. LCA relo brackets
5. Solid motor and tranny mounts
6. Adjust tires - 20psi for drag, 45psi for roadracing
Should be the RIDE OF YOUR LIFE!
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I looking for advice on the ultimate suspension setup guys. What do you recommend for my car? Here are my requirements for suspension:
-Needs to be 2+ inches lower than stock
-I want my car to ride like a Cadillac
-Need something that can road race competitively
-Need something that can autox competitively at a national level and to pax better than Sam Strano's times
-Need to be able to drag race competitively in the single digits
-Need to be able to pull wheelies on the highway while going 50 mph
-Need something that will be able to smoke Civics on the street going 150+ mph
I can't make sacrifices on any of these requirements. What do you guys recommend?
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-Needs to be 2+ inches lower than stock
-I want my car to ride like a Cadillac
-Need something that can road race competitively
-Need something that can autox competitively at a national level and to pax better than Sam Strano's times
-Need to be able to drag race competitively in the single digits
-Need to be able to pull wheelies on the highway while going 50 mph
-Need something that will be able to smoke Civics on the street going 150+ mph
I can't make sacrifices on any of these requirements. What do you guys recommend?
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Haha... touche... makes a good point that could use some sinking in with some people
Nick
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I don't know.. I'd get 2+ inches, but I'm a little worried about the caddy ride quality. I doubt those will help. Welded relos would be good because you can quickly swap between the upper and lower holes. That would actually work well. I'd have to get an adjustable coilover setup and swap springs realistically. Not sure how this would work with a wheelie mobile though...
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