hacky Posted May 9, 2009 Posted May 9, 2009 Ok, well basically since I've got the car its had its major service. Next I done the brakes - Ferodo DS2500 pads, zerosport grooved disks, HEL braided brake lines, RBF600 brake fluid. Now I want to sort out the suspension, it seems to feel very soft - previous cars have had coilovers. Whats the best first steps? Don't have a mega budget so I would like to know whats going to improve it the most without big bucks. So would that be droplinks, anti roll bars and springs? or search for some coilovers in the for sale section? Thinking about some Whiteline Flatout Springs, rear anti roll bar and droplinks just now. Whats the consensus? For a V4 Type R. Cheers
kennyuk300 Posted May 9, 2009 Posted May 9, 2009 Ok, well basically since I've got the car its had its major service.Next I done the brakes - Ferodo DS2500 pads, zerosport grooved disks, HEL braided brake lines, RBF600 brake fluid. Now I want to sort out the suspension, it seems to feel very soft - previous cars have had coilovers. Whats the best first steps? Don't have a mega budget so I would like to know whats going to improve it the most without big bucks. So would that be droplinks, anti roll bars and springs? or search for some coilovers in the for sale section? Thinking about some Whiteline Flatout Springs, rear anti roll bar and droplinks just now. Whats the consensus? For a V4 Type R. Cheers Hi mate what happpened to you on thursday? if you are going down the whiteline route talk to Geo( cusco kid )very helpfull chap cheers kenny
hacky Posted May 9, 2009 Author Posted May 9, 2009 Only got halfway through sorting the brakes out! Not to mention it was bucketing down! haha Got a couple of exams next week aswell so gave it a miss, will be back at the next one.
Richie Cross Posted May 9, 2009 Posted May 9, 2009 On my blobeye WRX I got the Whiteline front/rear drop links, front/rear arbs and anti lift kit along with Eibach springs which I'm happy enough with. The Eibach doesn't drop it as low as I would've liked (in hindsight) but it's alright.
hacky Posted May 9, 2009 Author Posted May 9, 2009 On my blobeye WRX I got the Whiteline front/rear drop links, front/rear arbs and anti lift kit along with Eibach springs which I'm happy enough with. The Eibach doesn't drop it as low as I would've liked (in hindsight) but it's alright. Yeah I've heard about people wishing it was a bit lower with the Eibachs. But also heard that the Flatout springs are more for looks as opposed to handling performance which I'm not sure if thats true. There are also the whiteline control springs so really just looking for a couple of peoples experiences with each before I make a decision. Cheers for the input.
Bugeye29 Posted May 9, 2009 Posted May 9, 2009 Yeah I've heard about people wishing it was a bit lower with the Eibachs. But also heard that the Flatout springs are more for looks as opposed to handling performance which I'm not sure if thats true. There are also the whiteline control springs so really just looking for a couple of peoples experiences with each before I make a decision.Cheers for the input. defo fit the whitline bits and bobs , a had H+R springs on ma last sti found them ok Kenny Brown in hillington recommended them so thats what i went with
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