The FedEX guy remebered my Bday...
#5
My money is on "I didn't take pictures of the rears because they don't look as cool as the front".
#6
The suspension is stacked in a single box. You can't see the rears because they are underneath the cardboard. This is typical packaging of new suspension setups......................and yes I am going to install the full suspension, end links, sway bar, and bushings.
#7
BTW......I know you know.....but, Bumperplugs products are very DIY friendly and good quality.
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#10
Suspension will be done today.
Much like all my other cars.......I do all my own work except machining.
No about those snails........new hybrids coming soon!
#11
Initially, I was leaning towards PSS9s or an H&R setup but, upon research of multiple forum feedback the PSS9s and H&R C/Os seemed to be more entry level. Having had the JICs on my EVO I enjoyed the ride......granted I had to go through one set of springs to get it right for my taste. I figure we all have our own flavor and driving style that favors heavier or lighter springs. Personal preference is a good place to be because it says you have spent enough time on the track to know the kind of feedback you want.
I got a setup with 8f/12r springs....it is on the heavier side from what I gather.
#12
Actually they are all from bumper plugs. They are the silver emblem, the blacked out turbo logo, and the OEM paint matched rear windshield wiper delete plug. My car came with the rear wiper......I figure a good wax from Mirrorworks and a little more right foot should cure any residual rain from my rear window......
BTW......I know you know.....but, Bumperplugs products are very DIY friendly and good quality.
BTW......I know you know.....but, Bumperplugs products are very DIY friendly and good quality.
you show me yours, I show you mine:
Last edited by PJS; 03-26-2008 at 05:14 PM.
#13
You know you are always welcome.
Initially, I was leaning towards PSS9s or an H&R setup but, upon research of multiple forum feedback the PSS9s and H&R C/Os seemed to be more entry level. Having had the JICs on my EVO I enjoyed the ride......granted I had to go through one set of springs to get it right for my taste. I figure we all have our own flavor and driving style that favors heavier or lighter springs. Personal preference is a good place to be because it says you have spent enough time on the track to know the kind of feedback you want.
I got a setup with 8f/12r springs....it is on the heavier side from what I gather.
Initially, I was leaning towards PSS9s or an H&R setup but, upon research of multiple forum feedback the PSS9s and H&R C/Os seemed to be more entry level. Having had the JICs on my EVO I enjoyed the ride......granted I had to go through one set of springs to get it right for my taste. I figure we all have our own flavor and driving style that favors heavier or lighter springs. Personal preference is a good place to be because it says you have spent enough time on the track to know the kind of feedback you want.
I got a setup with 8f/12r springs....it is on the heavier side from what I gather.
I'm really happy with my current ride quality, just want a little more, & keep it street civil.
My car, I got to work the suspension, cuz the motor is never going to be the powerhouse, even with a 3.8 rebuild.