I want to spend around $1000 for suspension. What do you guys recommend? Any info will help. Thanks.

 

I'm gonna suggest a search as I'm sure it will answer most if not all of your questions. To get a good answer to your question one would have to know how you use the car and what you desire it to be able to do.

 

If you are new to performance driving, the best suspension for $1000 or under is for you to keep your stock suspension and then use the money saved for many autocrosses and track days. After autocrossing and doing track days, you will realize that the stock suspension is great for most of what you need.

 

tein the best

 

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blah blah blah blah... he didn't ask this in the Comp forum David... come on

He asked what the best suspension for $1000 was, not how he can become a l33t racer.

Actually it's not too often you see someone ask what the best part is for X dollars, it's usually just "what is the best," period... and I don't think searching would help much as price of parts is not often brought but. It's a legitimate question I think, that is, to know you have so much to spend and knowing only what you generally want but not knowing where to start.

With that being said, I have no recommendation myself- I'm fairly pleased with the stock suspension, heh, I'll shut up now

 

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15x7 wheels and R tires.

-Chris

(Sorry, long work day, I'm an ******* today)

 

Best suspension for $1000 = Entry fee for 4 track weekends

 

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Buy a beat up Miata or CRX, sell the R, buy 40 track weekends with the $10K you have left over.

 

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do that

 

buddy club can be had for about 1400 plus shipping hit me if you are interested

 

KYB Super Special Ghymkhana with Buddy Club Springs.

$1000 retail from Asia.

 

i keep hearing about omni? or omni power? not sure, but its like $700 or less brand-new, and the peeps that have it have no complaints. i think i saw it online at jhp(they also have buddy clubs for 1099)

 

I have a set of Mugen Lowdown that I will be selling soon for about that price. IM me if you are interested.

Hey, Arn... good to seen you on the board.

 

D2 Racing from England or AJR's T1R suspension set up, they r about that range~!

 

Driving school would teach you how to take better advantage of the already amazing suspension a Type R has.

(FWIW, I have a GS-R and swapped to ITR suspension...it's incredible, you R guys are so lucky!)

 

tein flex for about 1150

 

stock ITR springs + bilstein sports + a few track days...

 

I got a set of rare Ohlins if you're intersted...only thing is it's for an EK.

 

depends on what you use it for

everything is made for a reason: endurance, quality, comfort, for a company to make money

 

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Best advice I ever took.

 

4 quarts of Mugel Oil at $27 a pop

 

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ditto... but a few events later, i'm itchin' for more

 

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If you can find/get them

Since everyone else is cool enough to bring this back from the dead.... i'm in too!

 

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Yes. apparently one has to go there and get them or know someone.