Compitent Suspension Setup

[Smooth_Imports]

Personally i like eibach springs, But what it will all come down to is what YOU feel is a nice ride. Yes we can say that (example) is a good set up but it's all about how you want your car to feel / react,.

[simplegreen]

Originally posted by neu-b@Aug 7 2005, 11:42 PM
Ya it's cool I found this forum, there is a wealth of knowledge here.* Maybe I can start a Hawaiian pocket...I found a full set of KYB AGX's for $365 shipped to Hawaii but I can not afford springs also.* Should I wait to install the shocks or should I use SI springs and enjoy upgraded handling?

werd i was just in wakiki 2 weeks ago. very cool place.. although didn't seem like a lot of straight aways to have any fun.. H1 and H2 was like all windy and traffic 90% of the time. Unless there's some shady local spot on the northshore i dont know about lol. I remember saying.. i bet they dont have much street racing.. there's no place to do it.

need to take up a donation for this guy just to buy gas though.. damn

[Vtec_Power]

Originally posted by Smooth_Imports@Aug 8 2005, 01:38 PM
Personally i like eibach springs, But what it will all come down to is what YOU feel is a nice ride. Yes we can say that (example) is a good set up but it's all about how you want your car to feel / react,.

I agree.. my Eibach prokit on Tokico HP's mated with BFGoodrich Traction T/A's gave me some nice grip even without any swaybars.

[neu-b]

On the contrary there is a ton of racing out here. We have a track which we use for the drag strip, autox (solo1 and solo2), open wheel, drift sessions, and motorcycle racing. Then there are the highways...I...know somebody who raced a suby down H1 going about 110 (KPM in traffic. Then there is the pali, likelike, H2, and H3 which are more windey highways. There are the pinapple feilds with maaaany straights, and then there is tantalis, which is a sweet mountain pass that nobody does illegal stuff on Gas isn't that bad out here, only like $2.50/gal for the cheep stuff.