UPR K-member?
#1
UPR K-member?
Is the UPR K-member any good? Is the Maximum motorsports K member any better? Whats the difference? The shop nearby me has a UPR K member and coil over setup. Maybe soon ill have enough for some suspension mods and this is the first thing I want to do.
I have been doing some corner carving on these nice country roads we have around here. I found out how bad my front slides around through the corners and I have to slow down. It sucks. The rear sticks better but it needs work also. Only problem is, that when I get the car to handle then Ill need bigger brakes....
I have been doing some corner carving on these nice country roads we have around here. I found out how bad my front slides around through the corners and I have to slow down. It sucks. The rear sticks better but it needs work also. Only problem is, that when I get the car to handle then Ill need bigger brakes....
#3
if you are serious about corner carving aka road racing then only go with MM or Griggs setup. That setup is for serious road racers and you will spend a decent amount of money for the K, tubular a arms, CO's, struts, etc. Figure you will spend in excess of $2500 just for the front of the car going with an MM setup and what I have listed above.
You should consider a set of coil springs and new shocks and struts as that will likely be more cost effective and give the desired results for what you are wanting the car to do.
You should consider a set of coil springs and new shocks and struts as that will likely be more cost effective and give the desired results for what you are wanting the car to do.
#4
Yep, Todd is right. Might want to get a good set of springs, adjustable shocks and struts, new lca's and uca's, and some sub frame connectors. I bet that would probably keep you VERY happy for awhile. Hell you could probably leave out the lca's and uca's and still be happy. But my first mods would be adjustable shocks and struts and MM sub frames.
#5
Originally Posted by 03gtmustang
Yep, Todd is right. Might want to get a good set of springs, adjustable shocks and struts, new lca's and uca's, and some sub frame connectors. I bet that would probably keep you VERY happy for awhile. Hell you could probably leave out the lca's and uca's and still be happy. But my first mods would be adjustable shocks and struts and MM sub frames.
#6
Originally Posted by todd03blown
if you are serious about corner carving aka road racing then only go with MM or Griggs setup. That setup is for serious road racers and you will spend a decent amount of money for the K, tubular a arms, CO's, struts, etc. Figure you will spend in excess of $2500 just for the front of the car going with an MM setup and what I have listed above.
You should consider a set of coil springs and new shocks and struts as that will likely be more cost effective and give the desired results for what you are wanting the car to do.
You should consider a set of coil springs and new shocks and struts as that will likely be more cost effective and give the desired results for what you are wanting the car to do.
I can start with just A arms, coil overs, cc plates, and struts. The K member would come when I put my other motor in the car.
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