Need Suspension Help

I have a 1994 TransAm (A4)

current suspension mods include:

KYB gas shocks (non-adjustable)(at all corners)
Eibach Pro-Kit Springs
Complete New Bushings, Ball Joints, Wheel Bearings, End Links w/ Bushings
17x9.5 rims w/ Nitto NT-555 275/40zr-17s (at all corners)
Lakewood LCA's
MAC Torque Arm
Spohn LCA Relocation Brackets
BMR K-Member
MAC SFC's
Jamex STB

Car Pushes in hard corners, REALLY badly. How do i correct this?Thanks in advance!

Those KYB's are probably having a tough time dampening your pro kit springs. I would recommend swaping them out for either revalved Bilstein's or Koni single adjustables. Also either a 32 or 35 mm front bar will keep the car much flater in the corners and help keep the tires planted. When you have it aligned try to develop about 1.5* negative camber if the stock adjusters will let you.

I have the exact same car and I run the Eibach Pro Kit, Koni SA's up front, Bilstein HD's out back and a Suspension Techniques 35 mm front sway bar. The rest of the suspension is bone stock. I just put this on a few weeks ago and now the car has very little understeer. I can certainly make it understeer if I over bake the entry to a corner but that is driver error and not the cars fault.

Thanks. What about the KYB AGX Adjustables? or the HAL QA1's, and information on those? Thanks. How will the 1.5* of camber effect the tire wear, and will it effect the straight line performance? Thanks.....

I don't have any personal experience with the KYB's or the HAL's but from all the reading I have done I know the HAL's are supposed to be awesome.

The camber will wear the inside edges of the tires so that is a consideration. It shouldn't effect the straight line performance in any way. I autocross once a month and without the camber I was tearing up the outside edges of my tires. If the car is just street driven then I might dial that back to 1* or so.

The difference from stock suspension to what I have know was nothing more than dramatic. It's like driving a different car. I bought all my components from Sam Strano and it might be worth giving him a call to talk about your expectations and get his recommendations. His web site is here (http://www.stranoparts.com/)

thanks i apprecaite the help!