Looking to make some changes, and wondering what would be the best way to go.
1989 LX coupe, h/c/i/10psi intercooled, T5, 3.73 gears
Currently the car has:
MM FLSFC's
MM C/C plates
MM Bilsteins (older style, not the new race3's or whatever)
MM HD Adj rlca's
Stock UCA's
MM PHB
MM Alum rack bushings
MM front strut brace
FRPP 'B' springs
Stock v8 swaybars front/rear, with MM poly bushings and endlinks up front
`95 spindles
Fox-length 5 lug rear
Mach1 13" front / 11.65" rear *cobra brakes*
17x8 wheels with 245/45 Potenza re-01r tires all around, I do plan on 17x9's with 275/40's all around in the future.
I was considering going with the MM TA street and track rear springs (Spring rate: 415-515 lb/in. Approximate lowering values from stock: 1.1" to 1.4" Rear)
And not sure what length and rate springs to go with in the front that would be a good match, considering stock k-member and fox a-arms.
Street comfort is not really a concern, this is my weekend track toy, but it is a street car that is driven to the track.
Would 10" 350# springs be the way to go, or something stiffer?
1989 LX coupe, h/c/i/10psi intercooled, T5, 3.73 gears
Currently the car has:
MM FLSFC's
MM C/C plates
MM Bilsteins (older style, not the new race3's or whatever)
MM HD Adj rlca's
Stock UCA's
MM PHB
MM Alum rack bushings
MM front strut brace
FRPP 'B' springs
Stock v8 swaybars front/rear, with MM poly bushings and endlinks up front
`95 spindles
Fox-length 5 lug rear
Mach1 13" front / 11.65" rear *cobra brakes*
17x8 wheels with 245/45 Potenza re-01r tires all around, I do plan on 17x9's with 275/40's all around in the future.
I was considering going with the MM TA street and track rear springs (Spring rate: 415-515 lb/in. Approximate lowering values from stock: 1.1" to 1.4" Rear)
And not sure what length and rate springs to go with in the front that would be a good match, considering stock k-member and fox a-arms.
Street comfort is not really a concern, this is my weekend track toy, but it is a street car that is driven to the track.
Would 10" 350# springs be the way to go, or something stiffer?