Good suspension...help me!
Good suspension...help me!
I have SLP level one suspension and it blows, i have $hit loads of wheel hop, i need something new and i dont really want to spend any more than 400 for front and back shocks and springs.
Also can you tell me how much a panhard would help out, and how much a BMR torque arm would help out my traction problems.
Also can you tell me how much a panhard would help out, and how much a BMR torque arm would help out my traction problems.
BMR is the way to go:
http://www.bmrfabrication.com/F4.htm
Very well constructed, and great customer service, I have purchased all of my suspension products from them. Brett's the man!!!
SteveC
http://www.bmrfabrication.com/F4.htm
Very well constructed, and great customer service, I have purchased all of my suspension products from them. Brett's the man!!!
SteveC
lca relocation brackets
lightweight lca's
shorter torque arm (adjustable)
stickier, bigger tires
remove front sway bar
let your rear springs age, leave 'em there.
adjustable shocks ($40-400 each, you choose)
IMO, panhard bar is not a big deal, you can check to see if you need one by measuring the distance between the inside of your rear rims to the inside of your wheel well. If one side is more than 1/2 inch off, you can use the adjustable panhard to center your rear-end.
lightweight lca's
shorter torque arm (adjustable)
stickier, bigger tires
remove front sway bar
let your rear springs age, leave 'em there.
adjustable shocks ($40-400 each, you choose)
IMO, panhard bar is not a big deal, you can check to see if you need one by measuring the distance between the inside of your rear rims to the inside of your wheel well. If one side is more than 1/2 inch off, you can use the adjustable panhard to center your rear-end.
since your gonna be driving this on the street do not remove the front sway bar no need to take a corner and kill yourself just get some nice lca's and some good springs for now personally i would get dms springs and later a tourque arm and some nice shocks.
Get the LCA relo brackets and see if things improve. The SLP Level 1 is a great kit for the street, but they should've included the relo brackets - even the small 1" drop totally screws up the LCA geometry.


