Look Towards Suspension for first mods. Coilovers?
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Look Towards Suspension for first mods. Coilovers?
I haven't done a single mod to my car yet, and I'm thinking my first round of mods are going to improve the handling of my car.
I'm looking at going towards lowering the car, as it will give me the increased handling, and the lowered look. I'm leaning towards coilovers, because they would give me the lowest possible drop. I know there are a few companies that make coilovers, but I've read that a few people have had issues with where the endlink mounting points break.
Car is daily driven and looks like a lifted truck. What is recomended?
BTW-Not set on Coilovers, jsut want the better handling and a good lowered look.
-Car is an 08 G5 Base
I'm looking at going towards lowering the car, as it will give me the increased handling, and the lowered look. I'm leaning towards coilovers, because they would give me the lowest possible drop. I know there are a few companies that make coilovers, but I've read that a few people have had issues with where the endlink mounting points break.
Car is daily driven and looks like a lifted truck. What is recomended?
BTW-Not set on Coilovers, jsut want the better handling and a good lowered look.
-Car is an 08 G5 Base
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Any coilovers that wouldn't be able to take the added stress if I added sway bars? I think I've read of someone that had the bracket bend, and I think they were on B&G's. I don't want that to happen.
What springs would give me what drop?
What springs would give me what drop?
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you dont need anything upgraded if you add coilovers if setup correctly.
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I would match it with a rear bar. Set the car up to a more neutral set up. To resolve the understeer problem and i think just a rear bar might lend to oversteer.
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