ok, i have a 94 del sol vtec si and the suspesion is really hard, no big deal on the streets and stuff right. but i am turning it into a rally car, and it jump and rattles really really bad when i hit little bumps. andyone know how or where to get softer suspension? and dont try the whole "oh waste of time and money blah blah" i dont care!!! i bought an awd tranny and everything i need i just cant find soft suspension. anyone?

 

Have looked into rally specific applications?

here's a thread about rally specific suspensions for hondas:

https://honda-tech.com/forums/suspension-brakes-54/rally-suspension-2447049/

 

AWD trans for a Del sol? explain.

It would help to know what suspension you have on there currently so someone could make a suggestion as to what would be softer.

 

With the required fabrication and knowledge of an AWD conversion, suspension should not be an issue.

I don't know if anyone makes rally spec suspension. As far as the springs go, I would imagine that stock would be the softest.

 

maybe your stock struts are blown???

 

There are a few companies out there who make rally specific suspensions such as DMS, hot Bits (expensive @ double the cost of a street setup), Billstein, KYG AGX (although they are not rally specific they are good for peeps on a budget), Proflex (australian rally specific and they will make for any car), OHLINS (may not have a honda specific app though), reiger (euro)... There are options out there but availability and cost may be an issue.

 

have a look at Tein products page and see if it works for you

 

personally i think a subaru or mitsubishi would make a better rallye car, but if you build it and it comes out badass, then thats pimp bro. Good luck and I agree that the thread given above has valuable information. Just dont sell it in the middle because it gets tough. thats my one request haha

 

ok as of right now i have stock suspension and its very hard, could be shocks. i will get picktures as i start working on it.