coilovers
#2
i wouldn't put coilovers on a mp3... racing beat did A LOT to give that car the best supsension possible, and i wouldnt mess it up with different springs or coilovers.... just my 2 cents
#3
Originally posted by celticbass
i wouldn't put coilovers on a mp3... racing beat did A LOT to give that car the best supsension possible, and i wouldnt mess it up with different springs or coilovers.... just my 2 cents
i wouldn't put coilovers on a mp3... racing beat did A LOT to give that car the best supsension possible, and i wouldnt mess it up with different springs or coilovers.... just my 2 cents
#4
Originally posted by PseudoRealityX
They also did a lot of work to keep it "comfortable". Yes, it works well, but it can always be better.
If youre looking for handling, first thing I would do is a st of camber plates.
They also did a lot of work to keep it "comfortable". Yes, it works well, but it can always be better.
If youre looking for handling, first thing I would do is a st of camber plates.
#5
Yeah, I'd do it in this order...better wheels/tires, bigger sway bars, stiffer shocks, higher rate/lower springs (or substitute the last two for a set of complete coilovers), camber plates, lower chassis brace, strut tower braces, and finally....a roll cage. This is all assuming that you increase performance too, but with just bolt ons, I would stop at the lower chassis brace. Also, only use the best quality parts, you'll never regret spending the extra money.
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