It depends entirely on how well they'll be modified haha. Will they be adjustable?
I'm currently in the market for front upper arms and everything seems to be discontinued, so count me in pending details.
Someone seems to have already posted my car but here are a couple more recent pictures. Excuse the bustedness, it's my daily driver so repairs come slowly.
There is a good bit of body roll but I'm still on stock swaybars. My main issue with the spring stiffness is while driving on the street I hit tons of stuff on even moderate bumps in the road. With the F/R weight balance on these cars and overall heavy weight I think I'd like to try something...
I've been on track a few times now with 12/10 spring rates and it is indeed sprung too softly in the front and the f/r ratio is too biased towards oversteer. Stance says you can go +/- 2k without re-valving so I think I'll order 14k springs for the front and see if that helps.
I run no tire...
http://www.toymods.org.au/forums/showpost.php?p=285113&postcount=328
Soarers are much more popular drift car than MKIIIs but they just so happen to share subframes, drivetrains, and a lot of other stuff with us :)
Stalking Soarer drift builds is the only way I ever really find new stuff for...
Thanks, I do enjoy it. The SF comments are always entertaining too haha, I'm contemplating posting pictures of the damage from the past couple events just to make them angry. It's kind of hidden by the smoke in these pictures haha
wisass sp? (TIP engineering) had a steering rack spacer install writeup that involved taking off the inner and outer tie rods. You'll need a special tie rod removal tool.
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