Suspension for 2000 si
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First off... whats the use going to be for mainly? Street car / daily driver? Track / autocross? Drag-racing (at the track of course) ? Little mix? Throw us a bone here.
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Re: (97Ej6mike)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 97Ej6mike »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">First off... whats the use going to be for mainly? Street car / daily driver? Track / autocross? Drag-racing (at the track of course) ? Little mix? Throw us a bone here.</TD></TR></TABLE>
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mainly just daily driver for the most part but i want to have what i need if i am going out on it
im saying full suspension from struts to sways and everything say for street wise in this case
im saying full suspension from struts to sways and everything say for street wise in this case
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Re: (Scotty Sway)
Tokicos with H&R Springs or koni yellows with ground control coilovers, or skunk2 coilovers with skunk2 sport shocks. How much of a drop do you want?
I'd also recommend the Password JDM 3 pt. front upper strut bar and rear one, NRG H-brace if you're not lowered too much, and an A-Spec ASR Subframe bar
The SI already has sway bars
I'd also recommend the Password JDM 3 pt. front upper strut bar and rear one, NRG H-brace if you're not lowered too much, and an A-Spec ASR Subframe bar
The SI already has sway bars
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Re: (Scotty Sway)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Scotty Sway »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">mainly just daily driver for the most part but i want to have what i need if i am going out on it
im saying full suspension from struts to sways and everything say for street wise in this case</TD></TR></TABLE>
Well i can tell you for a strut/spring combo, a nice street setup thats not too harsh, but has an agressive edge would be Some ground control coilovers with some Tokico or KYG struts. Thats just my $0.02, im happy with my tokico/G.C combo for daily driving, and the weekend autocross.
As for strut bars, depends on how much your willing to spend. Passowrd JDM sells the carbing 3-point front strut bar, which is about as stiff as it gets (IMO) for any front strut bars.
As for sways, id look under the suspension thread, under the FAQ's sticky, you could prob find some answers there.
im saying full suspension from struts to sways and everything say for street wise in this case</TD></TR></TABLE>
Well i can tell you for a strut/spring combo, a nice street setup thats not too harsh, but has an agressive edge would be Some ground control coilovers with some Tokico or KYG struts. Thats just my $0.02, im happy with my tokico/G.C combo for daily driving, and the weekend autocross.
As for strut bars, depends on how much your willing to spend. Passowrd JDM sells the carbing 3-point front strut bar, which is about as stiff as it gets (IMO) for any front strut bars.
As for sways, id look under the suspension thread, under the FAQ's sticky, you could prob find some answers there.
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if you got the cash get the skunk2 pro-c coilovers lower contro arms, asr rear lower brace with itr sway bar and throw the H brace in there and a set of sturt bars then you can always add chamber kit
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 1sickEJ »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">if you got the cash get the skunk2 pro-c coilovers lower contro arms, asr rear lower brace with itr sway bar and throw the H brace in there and a set of sturt bars then you can always add chamber kit </TD></TR></TABLE>
speaking of those, i just bought me a set and installed them on the ek. I personally like em, they handle well, ride is good for a dd..
not extremely dumped, but at a good height, still able to go about 2 inches lower in front and down to hell in the back
speaking of those, i just bought me a set and installed them on the ek. I personally like em, they handle well, ride is good for a dd..
not extremely dumped, but at a good height, still able to go about 2 inches lower in front and down to hell in the back
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Re: Suspension for 2000 si (Scotty Sway)
i have tokico ill. shocks and H&R sport springs lowered it about a inch and a half.
its not bad but if i had to do it again id most likely get Skunk2 coilovers or Tein.
its not bad but if i had to do it again id most likely get Skunk2 coilovers or Tein.
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