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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.

 
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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

 
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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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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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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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We have a couple of them....


http://www.derekdaly.com/

http://www.springmountainmotorsports.com/

 
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Yeah, I wanna get some springs too

 
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I am always curious, how the hell do all of you get so much back? I only get like a couple hundred back.

 
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Go to college, or pop out kids.

 
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PM me for pricing on those parts. We can take care of you guys looking to spend that tax return money!