type r suspension mods
what can i do to my type r to improve its handling and cornering. I am currently just running nuespeed lowering springs and a camber kit. Ive been hearing of these x braces does anybody have pics and can point me in a direction of where to look at some for sale. What kind of coilovers do you guys have on your r's?
o and this car isnt a daily driver and i dont mind having a stiff ride
o and this car isnt a daily driver and i dont mind having a stiff ride
Originally Posted by acurar
what can i do to my type r to improve its handling and cornering. I am currently just running nuespeed lowering springs and a camber kit. Ive been hearing of these x braces does anybody have pics and can point me in a direction of where to look at some for sale. What kind of coilovers do you guys have on your r's?
o and this car isnt a daily driver and i dont mind having a stiff ride
o and this car isnt a daily driver and i dont mind having a stiff ride
Put your car back to stock, I bet it will be better then what you have in there now.
i am in your position, stuck w/out the stock suspension. After 2+ years of driving on eibach sportlines (which came on the car) i have decided to upgrade. Because i do mostly auto-x and hpde's ive decided to to go w/ the buddy club race spec dampers. Through my reasearch they seem to be the best bang for the buck and many places have them on sale right now
I've been looking in to autox it. Since i hear all these great things about its handling capabilities but i wanted to improve on top of the type r original suspension. I am also aware that class are the best way to do this to make me the better driver so i am really looking for something that will improve the car.
Originally Posted by jaa1311
i am in your position, stuck w/out the stock suspension.
Probably the best way to go for dampers if you are gonna autocross it, are Konis. You can stay in the Stock class with just these shocks.
If you have springs already, you can still go with Konis and run STX.
When you get real serious however, Koni revalves are the way to go in auto-x
If you have springs already, you can still go with Konis and run STX.
When you get real serious however, Koni revalves are the way to go in auto-x
Originally Posted by bbqman
When you get real serious however, Koni revalves are the way to go....


