suspension list......
#1
suspension list......
when doing ur suspension handling...etc... what should i do first other than coilovers?? cause i want to set my car up b4 i get the coilovers...im going for drifting and i have a s13 hb...i already know what coilovers i want i jus want a list of things i can get b4 i get the coilovers and a list of what i should get after i get the coilovers...im not going all out because my car is going to be a daily as well....
so what would be the first things i should get??
and after all that what should i get after getting the coilovers??
does what i get depend on the height im going for??
does the size of rims matter when doing this as well??
so what would be the first things i should get??
and after all that what should i get after getting the coilovers??
does what i get depend on the height im going for??
does the size of rims matter when doing this as well??
#2
RUCAs
stabilizer (anti-roll) bars
tension rods
front lower arm
tie rod ends
traction rods
rear toe arm
rear lower arm
bushings
subframe spacers
strut bars
take your pick
www.splparts.com
stabilizer (anti-roll) bars
tension rods
front lower arm
tie rod ends
traction rods
rear toe arm
rear lower arm
bushings
subframe spacers
strut bars
take your pick
www.splparts.com
#4
Fron your post, I'd say learn how to drive first - go to a drift day or something similar and have an instructor teach you how. If you get parts that you don't even know how to use, either you're in it for the trends or you think having coilovers make you a "drifter". parts list doesn't = skill.
...^ being blunt, don't think I'm an *******. Unless you make me =P
...^ being blunt, don't think I'm an *******. Unless you make me =P
#5
Originally posted by l2aine
Fron your post, I'd say learn how to drive first - go to a drift day or something similar and have an instructor teach you how. If you get parts that you don't even know how to use, either you're in it for the trends or you think having coilovers make you a "drifter". parts list doesn't = skill.
...^ being blunt, don't think I'm an *******. Unless you make me =P
Fron your post, I'd say learn how to drive first - go to a drift day or something similar and have an instructor teach you how. If you get parts that you don't even know how to use, either you're in it for the trends or you think having coilovers make you a "drifter". parts list doesn't = skill.
...^ being blunt, don't think I'm an *******. Unless you make me =P
#6
^^ok noobs that is the attitude that gets you respect and keeps your from getting flamed, thank you Lost_DriFter. good luck with your car, doing some research would help you decide what you need. google info for all the parts i listed on my above post and figure out exactaly what they do. and make sure to install them yourself
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