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Originally Posted by seoul2k,Feb 19 2011, 10:43 PM
BC coilovers are great. they're not just for people who want to dump their cars. JFO from delval has been using them for quite some time now and is one of the best drivers i know. He says they're the best bang for their buck.
I've had plenty of time autocrossing my car, but have yet to track it. The past 3 seasons have been in an s2000 with stock suspension, prior has been my gsr and an audi.
Trust me i'm not going to go out and spend money on a bbk or anything along those lines. good rubber and nice suspension should be good enough for me.
I know i'm not the best driver in the world, but i already have cusco sway bars. I only have the front since that's what my class only aloud me to do. I have the rear one sitting at home, but never got around to installing it.
and who said i was going for the pretty look? all i asked was if it looked ricey or not
I've had plenty of time autocrossing my car, but have yet to track it. The past 3 seasons have been in an s2000 with stock suspension, prior has been my gsr and an audi.
Trust me i'm not going to go out and spend money on a bbk or anything along those lines. good rubber and nice suspension should be good enough for me.
I know i'm not the best driver in the world, but i already have cusco sway bars. I only have the front since that's what my class only aloud me to do. I have the rear one sitting at home, but never got around to installing it.
and who said i was going for the pretty look? all i asked was if it looked ricey or not
I would suggest you take your car out to at least one track day with the stock suspension before you get coilovers, if anything, just so you can compare the difference between the two.
I do have a question, though... You said above;
"and who said i was going for the pretty look? all i asked was if it looked ricey or not"
Well, why were you asking about it and what was the reason you got the wing?
I assume/d it was because you wanted it for the looks because a wing at that height wouldn't add any downforce, aside from what its weight is, if you want to factor that in. So in regards it is more of an aesthetic add on, correct?
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The wing is the least of your problems regarding giving kids a reason to vandalize the car. The "FWD Sucks" sticker is fuel for any FWD owner...
Wing flows good with the rest of the car.
What's next? Front and rear diffusers?
Wing flows good with the rest of the car.
What's next? Front and rear diffusers?
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If the wing doesn't do anything, it's rice. If the wing does almost anything at all, it's going to apply enough downforce to crush the trunk (seriously). You would need a CR trunk to do this properly.
I'm guessing you just want the thing for looks so I doubt any of that matters.
I'm guessing you just want the thing for looks so I doubt any of that matters.
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Originally Posted by Rubn1out4GudLuk,Feb 21 2011, 11:41 AM
The wing is the least of your problems regarding giving kids a reason to vandalize the car. The "FWD Sucks" sticker is fuel for any FWD owner...
Wing flows good with the rest of the car.
What's next? Front and rear diffusers?
Wing flows good with the rest of the car.
What's next? Front and rear diffusers?
