Black Diamond

This might be an easy fix but i need to ask it..I have a 94 ej1 and when you get up to about 70-80 Mph the front end starts to get a little floaty..Is that because its a front wheel drive car? Or do i need some kind suspenion parts to help this.Im currently on stock suspension but in about 2 weeks it will be getting FF type ones, Function 7 lca's, and a ASR rear brace..Will this help the Floating problem i am experiancing in the Front?

LMK Honda-tech

Thanks, NICK

jdmh22eg2

it is just the nature of eg chassis and most 4cly fwd cars my girls moms fit gets uber scary at 85-90

the only thing u listed that will help floating is the type 1's only cause u can lower center of gravity down other stuff unless u are xcrossing or road racing is a waist on the street

Black Diamond

Cool, and the other stuff is for looks..

jdmh22eg2

yea it is i personally dont see a need for 3-400 in looks i would rather put money else were it matters IMO

Black Diamond

I know but im not spending 300 and im not spending 200 my buddy is hooking me up..

Hopefully the coilovers will help with the floating problem!

jdmh22eg2

yea idk how u are on dumped or not but if not then just put a touch over the tire and should go away till about 125mph or so give or take

i do chassis work for side work on a road race car only reason i know the area and mph

98civdx

my friends eg did this, replaced inner and out tie rods, upper lower ball joints and alignment it felt way better.

Black Diamond

Cool thanks thats what i was planning for..i am going to do the Coilovers first and see if that helps and if not start with tie rods and such..

Thanks!

thumper64

Lowering it and putting better suspension on will help. There's aerodynamic stuff you could do too, but that's not necessary.

98civdx

No problem, however it were me, i would do them now, on a 94 they are most likely worn, my 98's are beat to ****, lower it, tie rods, ball joint and get it aligned.

ek747

Mine does this as well and I think I need to change by track rod ends.

98civdx

^You mean tie rod end?

ek747

I guess there the same thing, although that's what we call them in the UK.