EG hatch: 98% daily driver, 2% track car, set-up recommendations?
I am looking to get a set-up for the above mentioned driving conditions.
No need to overspend on *bling.*
I am thinking:
Eibach Sportlines
Bilstein Sports
Password JDM 3-point brace
Recommendations on sway bars? F or R or both? JDM ITR? Other?
Prothane the entire chassis? Too much for street?
FWIW, the car has a 5-lug setup waiting to be installed.
Thanks for your input.
No need to overspend on *bling.*
I am thinking:
Eibach Sportlines
Bilstein Sports
Password JDM 3-point brace
Recommendations on sway bars? F or R or both? JDM ITR? Other?
Prothane the entire chassis? Too much for street?
FWIW, the car has a 5-lug setup waiting to be installed.
Thanks for your input.
I'd reconsider.....
For me, I'd the koni + GC route but keep the spring rates reasonable, maybe 350-400# range. Still compliant enough not to beat you up on the street but will handle much, much better.
What swaybars are on the car now? Stock Integra LS (22mm) or GSR/ITR (24mm) with a JDM ITR rear (23mm) will really flatten the car out. If you dont have a lot of seat time yet on track, go with the larger front bar, the car will not be as tail happy.
I wouldnt bother with poly bushings at all - if there are worn out bushings (inspect the trailing arm bushings and front LCA bushings - they'll go bad first) replace them with OEM or Mugen rubber. If they're in good shape, dont bother
No need for the password braces, shocks/springs/swaybar and tires are where most of the benefit is.
For me, I'd the koni + GC route but keep the spring rates reasonable, maybe 350-400# range. Still compliant enough not to beat you up on the street but will handle much, much better.
What swaybars are on the car now? Stock Integra LS (22mm) or GSR/ITR (24mm) with a JDM ITR rear (23mm) will really flatten the car out. If you dont have a lot of seat time yet on track, go with the larger front bar, the car will not be as tail happy.
I wouldnt bother with poly bushings at all - if there are worn out bushings (inspect the trailing arm bushings and front LCA bushings - they'll go bad first) replace them with OEM or Mugen rubber. If they're in good shape, dont bother

No need for the password braces, shocks/springs/swaybar and tires are where most of the benefit is.
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