Perfect set up

Discussion in 'Modifications & DIY how-to' started by emstraumajunke, Nov 11, 2006.

  1. IM looking to do my susepsion set up

    This is pretty much what im looking to get

    Whiteline Endlinks (Bushing Type) - 02+ WRX Rear
    Whiteline Endlinks (Spherical / Adjustable Type) - 02+ WRX Front,
    Whiteline Anti Lift Kit - 02+ WRX
    Whiteline Steering Rack Bushings - 02-04 WRX
    Whiteline Heavy Duty Sway Bar Mount Kit (Rear) - 02+ WRX / 04+ STi
    Whiteline 24mm Sway Bar- Rear - 02+ WRX
    Whiteline 27mm Adjustable Sway Bar- Front - 02+ WRX
    KYB AGX Shocks - 4 Corner Package - 02+ WRX
    Axxis Ultimate Pads - Front - 02 WRX
    Axxis Ultimate Pads - Rear - 02 WRX
    Centric Slotted Rotors - Front Pair - 02+ WRX
    Centric Slotted Rotors - Rear Pair - 02+ WRX
    any sugestion
     
    Last edited: Nov 12, 2006
  2. Greg

    Greg Active Member

    Thats close to the same that I'm gonna do here in about a month, only exception is, I'm going to get the Helix DNA coilovers. I think it'll be a badass setup!
     
  3. I was going to do the helix coilover but im going to do some rally-x next year and ive heard they dont last that well with the harsh driving i will be putting them through from time to time
     
  4. Greg

    Greg Active Member

    Ahh ok, I'm just mainly doing auto-x and some trackdays
     
  5. Demo24

    Demo24 Member

    What springs?

    Otherwise thats gonna be awesome!
     
  6. Teins I like the ride height they give me, I had the eibaci ( i can never spell that right) and was not im pressed with them at all.
     
  7. Cool_____

    Cool_____ Banned

    Sounds like it gonna handle like a dream.
     
  8. 24mm rear and 27mm front are good then...There were a few different sizes i just went with the biggest...that i saw
     
  9. Alex

    Alex Community Founder Staff Member

    Looks like you've got your eye on the prize with that one :) Ive got a set of whiteline springs for sale if you're interested btw.

    An important question is though, in your future competitions, how do you plan to class yourself? If classing the car is not all that important to you then do not read any further. However, if rally-x classing is something like scca's auto-x, then you know you will be placed into a class limiting your modifications (or there's a balls out class I am sure). This is something to consider and perhaps research. You may be illegal in your desired class because of one particular modification (say ALK) and this could pose an undesireable headache down the road.
     
  10. I dont plan to actually race as a reg member per say maybe every now and then do it for fun and just play. IM really just wanting to get the most out of the car when it comes to the handleing. Ive been dumping tons of cash intot his thing fixing broke crap but have yet to really modfy anything ot make it more enjoyable.
     
  11. Alex

    Alex Community Founder Staff Member

    Perfect, let me re look your list then :)
     
  12. Alex

    Alex Community Founder Staff Member

    I do not know the pricing on the axxis pads or the centric rotors, but I do believe there are alternatives out there that could provide more bang for the buck (hawk, carbotech); granted, I do not know much about those pads or those rotors. I am sure you've done your homework like a good boy. You could also look into having the rotors slotted as well. You are forgetting tire upgrade (or perhaps you're not).
     
  13. Hopefully going to get a set of 17x8 and not to sure of the tire as of yet got to research that as to my best choice for all around driving
     

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