Best suspension set-up
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Best suspension set-up
I have a 98 ex and i want to buy some suspension but not really sure what to get. Will like to know what you guys think, jhpusa has some skunk2's for 455 but idk i was thinking illuminas+ground controls. Will like your input,thanks
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I have omni power full coilovers now for bout 3 year and have loved them everyday i have had them. Awsome quality, ride isnt bad for a lowered vehicle, and they are great for handling as well.
Price some out and do a bit of research, it kinda depends on what you are shoting for, auto cross, daily driver, drag. But do a bit of research and it will help you alot.
Price some out and do a bit of research, it kinda depends on what you are shoting for, auto cross, daily driver, drag. But do a bit of research and it will help you alot.
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Exactly.
Exactly.
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dont really have a budget because i want good quality, i want daily driven, track after i get a swap. im in jersey near newark (rt.21 for those who know) and the streets are not all that smooth
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Re: Best suspension set-up (4MyEyesOnly)
I have a set of TEIN Flex in my 98 DX. Great for daily and real good on the track.
If your going to do a suspension I would sujest looking at the whole package.
Coilovers, springs, front and rear strut bars, Lower tie bars, sway bars.
I started a full suspension change on my project and everytime I changed something I could see and feel how much it made a change in how the car handled.
Trav.
If your going to do a suspension I would sujest looking at the whole package.
Coilovers, springs, front and rear strut bars, Lower tie bars, sway bars.
I started a full suspension change on my project and everytime I changed something I could see and feel how much it made a change in how the car handled.
Trav.
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Re: Best suspension set-up (4MyEyesOnly)
**** if budget isnt the problem then get som JIC's, they must be good. or get the teins flex, i would search around some sites. ill throw some down for you
http://www.passwordjdm.com
http://www.jhpusa.com
http://www.hopupracing.com (not that good, but they have some good stuff)
http://www.optionsauto.com
http://www.jdmshit.com
goodluck
http://www.passwordjdm.com
http://www.jhpusa.com
http://www.hopupracing.com (not that good, but they have some good stuff)
http://www.optionsauto.com
http://www.jdmshit.com
goodluck
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