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i am gonna say it agian, get Tiens SS with pillow mounts for the camber, you can adjust ride hieght and dampining force. On the highway at about 90mph to 100mph i feel like my car is floating along.
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Originally Posted by KJJ
Guys thanks for the advice.
Drew935, oscar 425, I see these guys diving around town just bouncing all over the place. The car is slamed to the ground, over sized rims and almost coming off the ground when they hit a bump in the road. Whats up with that? That is one thing I can’t have. I also can’t lower the car to much due to the angle of my driveway. The car has a stock ride height and I was backing down the drive to fast and scraped my Super Trapp. If I take it real slow I might have 1.5in to lower the car.
Drew935, oscar 425, I see these guys diving around town just bouncing all over the place. The car is slamed to the ground, over sized rims and almost coming off the ground when they hit a bump in the road. Whats up with that? That is one thing I can’t have. I also can’t lower the car to much due to the angle of my driveway. The car has a stock ride height and I was backing down the drive to fast and scraped my Super Trapp. If I take it real slow I might have 1.5in to lower the car.
So that's good that you are going with a coilover setup, just pick a good brand now...
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I only ran at 2:01 at best before I got the car off track. Ran it no tuneup whatsoever, tokico 5way with grounds controls and weapon-r spring combo setup, no lsd, no rollcage, and my rear brake setup was with just the slotted crossed drilled rotors, and RE730 Potenzas that were 2yrs old but still gripped very nicely. Now with the mods, I probably can pull a 1:57 at best running the sohc. When I ran Laguna, my friend in his mustang with wheels and some suspension couldn't hang on taking the same lines as myself. He got all screwy and had to slow down. There were about 2 sk2s that did 2:13 for their best times... Anyway, I know that my instructor John had given me an awesome teaching for driving the track in his Viper GTS :driving: and that after my first session on the track and then into his viper. Man, the liquids before driving came out after we were done with the first session in his car.. :barf:
Laguna Seca
Laguna Seca
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Originally Posted by tooeazy23
i have a set of skunk2 coilvers, i would like to know how to install them on a 96 civic
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The track is Hallett Motor Racing Circuit in Oklahoma.
www.hallettracing.net
Man. To jet around Laguna in a Viper, that would be a blast.
New question: So I have a upper Ball-joint problem. I picked up a pair of adjustable’s from NAPA for $50. After I installed them I noticed the spindle would rub on the spring, but only when adjusted all the way in(negative). New ones, OEM, are $100 each, which are not adjustable. Anyone have an opinion on these
www.hallettracing.net
Man. To jet around Laguna in a Viper, that would be a blast.
New question: So I have a upper Ball-joint problem. I picked up a pair of adjustable’s from NAPA for $50. After I installed them I noticed the spindle would rub on the spring, but only when adjusted all the way in(negative). New ones, OEM, are $100 each, which are not adjustable. Anyone have an opinion on these
Last edited by KJJ; 04-03-2006 at 03:30 PM.