96 rally car project
Ive found a few idea's
not looking to weld in a roll cage or any thing too big yet.
just looking for a suspension that will bring it up a bit and give me a rally car hight
I want to run a 15 or a 14 inch wheel.
ive almost got all the bugs worked out of the car its a 96 with 233,000 on it. with few stright body panels.
it was the right price and i needed another commuiter.
not looking to weld in a roll cage or any thing too big yet.
just looking for a suspension that will bring it up a bit and give me a rally car hight
I want to run a 15 or a 14 inch wheel.
ive almost got all the bugs worked out of the car its a 96 with 233,000 on it. with few stright body panels.
it was the right price and i needed another commuiter.
Only ones i could think of are koni yellows with gc sleeves, and longer gc springs..
but i think you can also use a full coilover and just set it up to a higher ride height...
but i think you can also use a full coilover and just set it up to a higher ride height...
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but i think you can also use a full coilover and just set it up to a higher ride height...</TD></TR></TABLE>
unfortunately not, most coilovers have a minimum drop... they cant raise the car...
but i think you can also use a full coilover and just set it up to a higher ride height...</TD></TR></TABLE>
unfortunately not, most coilovers have a minimum drop... they cant raise the car...
Get some Bilstein's with coil-over sleeves. They are innexpensive and robust.
Koni's do not hold up in the rough stuff.
It's not a rally car till you weld a cage in, and most important, drive it like you stole it....
Koni's do not hold up in the rough stuff.
It's not a rally car till you weld a cage in, and most important, drive it like you stole it....
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Bilstein inexpensive? Less than Penske I suppose!
I'd expect Konis to hold up better than just about anything else other than Bilstein...?
Bilstein inexpensive? Less than Penske I suppose!
I'd expect Konis to hold up better than just about anything else other than Bilstein...?
Thanks for the tips yes i know its not a rally car untill it has a cage
I am really just looking for the look.
The only reason I got this was to drive to and from work to
i also want to put in the 1.5L vtech e motor. The main purpose of this car is to commute.
I am really just looking for the look.
The only reason I got this was to drive to and from work to
i also want to put in the 1.5L vtech e motor. The main purpose of this car is to commute.
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