I want to know what you guys feel is the best suspension setup for lowering the B14 about 1.5" - 2.0". I'd like a complete set of struts, springs, coil-overs and cambers so there is no uneccesary ware to my car itself. Rather do it all now and pay the extra money that be sorry later. So just leave me some good places to buy from and maybe even some installers in the NJ area. Thanks.
Depends if you want it for sport or for looks. There's a stickup up top on this. Lists all the options avail.
Also depends on what your budget is.
I have the tein SS. They're great for handling, but noticably stiffer than my old setup (Eibach sportlines front with motivational shortened struts and eibach prokits in rear with GAB).
If you want ride quality, I'd recommend the setup that I had before.
You should get a camber kit up front either way. Makes things much nicer.
Budget Numbers for Eibach/Motivational/AGX combo (I liked this best for ride):
Springs - 200
Motivational Fronts pr - 500
Motivational rear mounts pr - 150
AGX Rears (@100 ea) - 200
Stillen Camber Kit - 350
Total - 1400
Cost for this setup was kinda high... I pieced mine together over two years and didn't realize it cost me that much.
I have the tein SS now.
Budget Numbers: tein SS
Coilover - 1200
Front Pillow w/ camber adjust - 150
Rear pillow w/o camber adjust - 150
Total - 1500-1600
Let me know your budget and I'll let you know what I think. I've played with many setups. The two above are the ones I liked most.
Depends if you want it for sport or for looks. There's a stickup up top on this. Lists all the options avail.
Also depends on what your budget is.
I have the tein SS. They're great for handling, but noticably stiffer than my old setup (Eibach sportlines front with motivational shortened struts and eibach prokits in rear with GAB).
If you want ride quality, I'd recommend the setup that I had before.
You should get a camber kit up front either way. Makes things much nicer.
Budget Numbers for Eibach/Motivational/AGX combo (I liked this best for ride):
Springs - 200
Motivational Fronts pr - 500
Motivational rear mounts pr - 150
AGX Rears (@100 ea) - 200
Stillen Camber Kit - 350
Total - 1400
Cost for this setup was kinda high... I pieced mine together over two years and didn't realize it cost me that much.
I have the tein SS now.
Budget Numbers: tein SS
Coilover - 1200
Front Pillow w/ camber adjust - 150
Rear pillow w/o camber adjust - 150
Total - 1500-1600
Let me know your budget and I'll let you know what I think. I've played with many setups. The two above are the ones I liked most.
Jun
Well, budget wise, I guess i'd like to try to keep it under or around $1,000. What do you think of AGX's with sportline springs...cuz im looking to drop my car about 2" for looks (cuz of our ugly wheel gap) and for handling...i'd get GC camber plates anyway but im looking for the best setup for looks/ride. thanx for your reply.
I have AGX and sportlines and its under 1000 and lowers nice and drives great...i do think gettin mot struts would be better but I am very happy with all AGXs. I have the rear motivational mounts and they help too...
to break down what i spent:
I got my AGX's shipped to me for right at $400
the Sportline I got used but they seemed new with lil signs of wear...but even new they are like around $200something(Im sure you can research and find them at a good price)
This allows you to spend on the mounts and bumper stops and all...plus...are u installin or payin someone?
hope this helps...
Well, budget wise, I guess i'd like to try to keep it under or around $1,000. What do you think of AGX's with sportline springs...cuz im looking to drop my car about 2" for looks (cuz of our ugly wheel gap) and for handling...i'd get GC camber plates anyway but im looking for the best setup for looks/ride. thanx for your reply.
I had the GABs (same as AGX) and compared to the motivationals, they are day and night different.
Save up and get the motivational shortened struts. They will be well worth it.
The GC camber plates (I think) are only compatible with coilovers.
I have AGX and sportlines and its under 1000 and lowers nice and drives great...i do think gettin mot struts would be better but I am very happy with all AGXs. I have the rear motivational mounts and they help too...
to break down what i spent:
I got my AGX's shipped to me for right at $400
the Sportline I got used but they seemed new with lil signs of wear...but even new they are like around $200something(Im sure you can research and find them at a good price)
This allows you to spend on the mounts and bumper stops and all...plus...are u installin or payin someone?
hope this helps...
Alright, so you have AGX's in the front? and I am looking for someone to install them for me in the NJ area...if you know of anyone that'd be great.
You should be able to stay around the $1000 range (maybe a few dollars more) even with the front and rear upper mounts. This is the set-up I will run with in my car real soon. Will be able to drop it however low you want while maintaining a nice street ride quality.
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You should be able to stay around the $1000 range (maybe a few dollars more) even with the front and rear upper mounts. This is the set-up I will run with in my car real soon. Will be able to drop it however low you want while maintaining a nice street ride quality.
For the money, I would go with the basics too. I think the shock bodies are the same as the SS. I can post some comparison pictures if anyone is interested.
For the money, I would go with the basics too. I think the shock bodies are the same as the SS. I can post some comparison pictures if anyone is interested.
Jun
Yeah please do man. And if you guys know where I can get the Tein Basics for cheap let me know. Thanx
yeah, I've been checking out the Tein Basics and for the price they seem like the best. My friend whos got a B15 speaks highly of them. So do you guys suggest Tein Basics all around?
You mean more isn't better? J/K. I've got mine set for -1.5 degrees I think it's a good setup. I've had them as high as -2.7 degrees (before camber kit), not that I recommend it, but I didn't mind it that high. I've had it as low as -1.0, but I prefer my current setting.