I want handling performance, not slam-age.
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Re: I want handling performance, not slam-age.
Yeah I have gone to pedders in the past for their $32 suspension assessment which is not bad. Identifies shitty bushes but the quote they guve is always ridiculous. I live in Bulleen vic. Near Doncaster and Templestowe
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Re: I want handling performance, not slam-age.
For stock sways bars I'd recommend 8/5kg, for a little more comfort OR if you're tyres aren't that grippy.
10/6 if you're willing to pass comfort up for more performance.
Seeing as you have a na6 you might appreciate some light chassis bracing as well. I think that comes down to personal preference though.
FYI I have 7/5kg BCs with a 24mm whiteline front bar set on the stiffest setting. With 195/50 re002s I thought it was a great combo. In my opinion BCs are okay for the $$$. If I was to do it again I'd look at spending a bit more and getting a higher quality shock.
10/6 if you're willing to pass comfort up for more performance.
Seeing as you have a na6 you might appreciate some light chassis bracing as well. I think that comes down to personal preference though.
FYI I have 7/5kg BCs with a 24mm whiteline front bar set on the stiffest setting. With 195/50 re002s I thought it was a great combo. In my opinion BCs are okay for the $$$. If I was to do it again I'd look at spending a bit more and getting a higher quality shock.
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Re: I want handling performance, not slam-age.
I have a 93 na8. I will keep stock sway bars for now. When I get a couple of track days under me I will see if sway bars will help. Right now I am looking for a good spring platform to begin with.
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Re: I want handling performance, not slam-age.
I always invest in good tyres, will be wraped around 15x8 buddy clubs
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I want handling performance, not slam-age.
kazama wrote:For stock sways bars I'd recommend 8/5kg, for a little more comfort OR if you're tyres aren't that grippy.
My comfort on 9/6 is awesome. Better then my konis and kings. Comes down to shock valving and sway bars as much as spring rate.
I've back to backed against a another car with AVO coil overs at 1/2 - 2/3 the spring rate and the MCA made the bumps appear to not exist in comparison.
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Re: I want handling performance, not slam-age.
Awesome. 9/6 mca blues sound good.
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Re: I want handling performance, not slam-age.
1 vote for 10/6 :p
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What does 10/6 do to interior rattles? Make them so bad they jusy blend into one universal rattle haha
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Re: I want handling performance, not slam-age.
pull out rattly interior. silicone seal the edges. put interior back in. enjoy 0 rattles
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Maybe not silicone seal haha, might try some rubber weather stripping on the edges of the glove box for instance. But that is for another now.
I still haven't heard back from MCA. I emailed them on Saturday.
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I still haven't heard back from MCA. I emailed them on Saturday.
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Re: I want handling performance, not slam-age.
Give them another day, it's a small family business who spend a lot of their time on development.
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Re: I want handling performance, not slam-age.
revhead wrote:Maybe not silicone seal haha, might try some rubber weather stripping on the edges of the glove box for instance. But that is for another now.
I still haven't heard back from MCA. I emailed them on Saturday.
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I just spoke to Josh from MCA, he has just seen your email. You'll get a response shortly, I'm certain
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Re: I want handling performance, not slam-age.
Thank you! ^^^^^
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Re: I want handling performance, not slam-age.
Some businesses dont operate on Weekend days. Saturday is one of those days...
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I know that, I was expecting a reply monday but never got it. They have since made a reply
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