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    CreamedCone
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    Soon to have $1500 at my disposal, what should I do???

    OK, I have 2 possible setups in my head for my car's suspension. I auto-x regularly and I just wanted some feed back for some of you guys to see what yall think would be best.

    1.)
    -Eibach pro-kit
    -Full Neuspeed Strut, sway, tie, everything
    -Falken Azenis for my stock wheels

    2.)
    -Full coilover kit, either TEIN SS or KW's stainless kit
    -Falken Azenis for stock wheels

    With the first setup I would have the option of later going with some coilovers, and the reason I chose the pro-kit is because if I can't have ride height adjustability then it can't be too low because the roads I travel on a daily basis.

    The second set up I would have the option of getting the neuspeed chassis stiffening line of products at a later date. And with the coilover I would be able to adjust the ride height betweem everyday driving and show/track days.

    I guess what I need to know is which of would give me the most bang for my buck from the get go on the track. Also, these are just the ideas that I had, so if you have additional feedback as to another setup, please feel free to post your ideas too, but remember only $1500 to work with.

    Eric

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    Buy a new couch! andy's Avatar
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    Personally, I'd go with the KWs/Tein SS's.

    You get everything done in one shot, with the exception of
    sway/tie bars. But from what I've read so far, it seems that just
    an aftermarket rear sway bar is a good enough improvement in
    the short term (you can get a used RSX-S sway bar or JDM DC5-R
    sway bar for under $100).

    Getting just springs sort of seems like postponing the
    inevitable. That's not to say I won't be doing that if I find a good
    deal on springs :D - plus, a guy that works at the service dept.
    of my dealer told me "As long as it's not slammed and on the
    ground, they'll warranty your stock shocks."

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    def #2.
    i dont think neuspeed has aftermarket struts out for our cars yet.
    tein ss would be great choice.

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    CreamedCone
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    Yea, I guess I was mostly leaning toward #2 also, I guess the reason #1 was appealing was the show factor of having all the strut tower and sway bars...heheh. I appreciate your help, if anyone else has any feedback feel free to post.

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    What about the new set up from Mugen? The set up looks pretty sweet.

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    CreamedCone
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    Originally posted by Gasp23
    What about the new set up from Mugen? The set up looks pretty sweet.
    Yea, I thought about that, but I really want the adjustability of the TEINS/KWs versus the Mugen that has no adjustability.

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    Then yeah, #2 is your best choice. Good luck man:)

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    Originally posted by Hatch, Si Hatch


    Yea, I thought about that, but I really want the adjustability of the TEINS/KWs versus the Mugen that has no adjustability.

    I agree, I couldnt see myself paying the same amount of cash like 1K for adjustability vs. non adjustability



    Adam

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