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Suspension wise for light track use, which is what I do as cost effectively as I can and as a beginner. Hotchkis Front Sway bars, keep the rear oem. SPL
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Suspension wise for light track use, which is what I do as cost effectively as I can and as a beginner.
Hotchkis Front Sway bars, keep the rear oem. SPL bars. KV3 or a low mileage Nismo suspension. Good summer tires, I have RE-11s but there are many good ones out there. I will someday get a Quaife differential. No maintenance and easy daily livability. Honestly my only track day upgrades were an oil cooler and brake pads and fluid. Best track investment is seat time. |
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