Need help deciding which suspension I should get.
Hey guys I need help deciding on which suspension to get for my 99 NB, I recently just bought it and I'm ready to get my stance right. I'm looking for something lower than 1,000, it's gonna be for street use only. And of course imma put turbo in it(: Haha
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You're going to have a hard time finding anyone here who cares about "getting your stance right". We care about legitimate performance, and it takes a lot more than $1k to get a decent set of shocks under a car.
Under $1k, it doesn't really matter what you buy - it will all be mediocre and ride poorly compared to a high-end setup. Buy used so you don't lose too much money when you decide to upgrade in the future. |
Originally Posted by Savington
(Post 935195)
You're going to have a hard time finding anyone here who cares about "getting your stance right". We care about legitimate performance, and it takes a lot more than $1k to get a decent set of shocks under a car.
Under $1k, it doesn't really matter what you buy - it will all be mediocre and ride poorly compared to a high-end setup. Buy used so you don't lose too much money when you decide to upgrade in the future. |
You're stupid.
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Originally Posted by hustler
(Post 935231)
You're stupid.
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Originally Posted by MiataRawb
(Post 935190)
Hey guys I need help deciding on which suspension to get for my 99 NB, I recently just bought it and I'm ready to get my stance right. I'm looking for something lower than 1,000, it's gonna be for street use only. And of course imma put turbo in it(: Haha
j/k Tein Street Advance using your existing upper mounts. |
Hustlers always right :hustler:
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Don't waste you money on a "cheap" set of coilovers.... If you want the car to handle and perform like it's a "true" race car, then go with either the Xida's or FatCat's. You won't be dissapointed in either.
Then get a RB front anti sway bar, and loose your rear bar. |
ban this waste of sperm
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I believe there's a set of tein monoflex for sale used at CR right now.
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Originally Posted by wiseriver
(Post 935260)
Don't waste you money on a "cheap" set of coilovers.... If you want the car to handle and perform like it's a "true" race car, then go with either the Xida's or FatCat's. You won't be dissapointed in either.
Then get a RB front anti sway bar, and loose your rear bar. I also really like it when people recommend a $2000 set of emulsion valved shocks with steel bodies, ebay sleeves, QA1 springs, brake-line hose for external cans, welded valve bungs (lol). |
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I wish everyone would stop trying to build a setup for a DD around 700/300 springs and no rear bar because "fast guys are doing it"
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I love the way my FM Vmaxx handle, and think the comfort is "ok" for daily driving, but think they're a tad over-valved for these dog-chit roads I gotta commute on.
would fm springs + tokico or billie shocks feel moar comfay? Because street car. |
Originally Posted by Braineack
(Post 935481)
I wish everyone would stop trying to build a setup for a DD around 700/300 springs and no rear bar because "fast guys are doing it"
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Originally Posted by hustler
(Post 935495)
My daily is 600/400 with an RB rear bar, lol.
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I think valving has more to do with it than spring....(I know, obvious statement is obvious).
My ricelands were like 400/350 or something and felt much softer than current 390/280 vmaxxes (or whatever the rates are..somewhere in that range) because they had next to no valving (ie: valved for some stock chinese car as discussed in the riceland thread) |
My ASTs have JIC guts.
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But seriously, Racelands will git ur stance rite fa sho and they are perfectly acceptable for a street driven miata.
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I am not looking to get my stance right. However I do need help deciding.
I have Vmaxx Extreme sports on order, but I just found out today that FM won't get new ones in until november (plus another week to ship them to me). I don't feel like waiting that long. So time to dive back into this. As you can see, I drive a '99 (so no need to worry about tophats), and I already received the FM Sway bars, so I will probably just keep them. I haven't put them on yet, but for the purposes of deciding assume I have. The car will be mostly DD-ed, with the occasional autoX or track day. From what I have found by searching, the Xida CS are baller and about the best damper you can buy for less than a bajillion dollars. I am still considering these, though I would obviously rather spend less. Other options look like FCM (though they are not adjustable?), Tein Street Advanced (or possibly Flex's). Is there anything else I should be looking for? I am looking at adjustable dampers to help for both the street and the track, and also because I just like tweaking stuff. Should I just stop being a pussy and make it rain on the xidas? |
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