autocross
#1
autocross
over the weekend me and a friend went to a local autocross event just to watch, it looked really fun and i'd like to get into it.. but i'm a noob when it comes to setting up suspension, so what are some good parts to get (other than springs, shocks, and struts) i have all stock suspension right now
#2
Proper tires for the event are going to be almost as much help as anything at the speeds you'll be going (slow). You can cut fully 2 seconds off your time by running an R compound tire instead of street tires.
I'd start with Tokico Illumina's or Bilstein's all around, H&R SS or Steeda Sports or FRPP C springs, Maximum Motorsports CC plates. I'd also consider a watts link or Panhard Bar and a set of cobra brakes up front with EBC green or yellow pads and plain faced rotors. Change your brake fluid too... I like ATE Super Blue. Best you can get for the money.
Seriously though... the tires will be a HUGE help. Everything else is a slippery slope down the modding road.
I'd start with Tokico Illumina's or Bilstein's all around, H&R SS or Steeda Sports or FRPP C springs, Maximum Motorsports CC plates. I'd also consider a watts link or Panhard Bar and a set of cobra brakes up front with EBC green or yellow pads and plain faced rotors. Change your brake fluid too... I like ATE Super Blue. Best you can get for the money.
Seriously though... the tires will be a HUGE help. Everything else is a slippery slope down the modding road.
#3
I agree that getting good tires is one of the most important mods. You may not need a full on slick or comp tire like a Kuhmo v710 but perhaps a Bridgestone RE-11 or Kuhmo MX. If I were you I'd do a few events with the stock suspension before moding anything. You will get a good idea of what you really want to do with the car and where it needs improvement. You may end up not wanting to invest the money, who knows. I am a beleiver in stiff springs, light anti-roll bars, sticky tires.
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