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Tax Return Time!
Time to upgrade my suspension with the tax return.
Eibach Pro-Kit (no sportlines)
Koni sport shock set
Neuspeed strut bar
Neuspeed rear sway 22mm
Neuspeed front sway bar bushings
and off-topic: Hyper voltage system
I have found good prices at Robear Racing. I am only getting $2100 back so I need to figure in the labor for the struts and alignment. Is there anything I am forgetting for is there anything here I should delete. I need to know if I need camber correction for this setup.
I haven't wasted my money on huge rims. My 15x6.5 are fine.
By the way I really (really really really) want to try solo 2 this spring.
Or I could blow it on a three day racing course.
Eibach Pro-Kit (no sportlines)
Koni sport shock set
Neuspeed strut bar
Neuspeed rear sway 22mm
Neuspeed front sway bar bushings
and off-topic: Hyper voltage system
I have found good prices at Robear Racing. I am only getting $2100 back so I need to figure in the labor for the struts and alignment. Is there anything I am forgetting for is there anything here I should delete. I need to know if I need camber correction for this setup.
I haven't wasted my money on huge rims. My 15x6.5 are fine.
By the way I really (really really really) want to try solo 2 this spring.
Or I could blow it on a three day racing course.
02-02-2005
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Im getting a bunch of new toys as well. I cant wait. mines like 3000 hopefully a little more
Im getting custom leather interior, custom cf interior, nitrous, clutch, flywheel, and accessory pullies. Probably headers too. I am so excited, gonna whoop some ricers soon. hehe
Im getting custom leather interior, custom cf interior, nitrous, clutch, flywheel, and accessory pullies. Probably headers too. I am so excited, gonna whoop some ricers soon. hehe
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Rep Power: 0 after you get your suspension work done, wait a few days (4-7) before you get your allignment. You shouldn't need a camber kit for the prokits, but it wouldn't hurt just in case.
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Originally Posted by SmiteSwift
Or I could blow it on a three day racing course.
Personally Thats what I'd do.... a good Racing school will do more to reduce lap times more then just about any part you can add to your car. especially when you are just starting out.
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Originally Posted by Zzyzx
Personally Thats what I'd do.... a good Racing school will do more to reduce lap times more then just about any part you can add to your car. especially when you are just starting out.
Thanks for the advice. How are the racing schools down at the Vegas motorspeedway? I'm in Salt Lake, so Vegas is more convienent than LA or wherever.
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