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I am not sure what you are expecting. A good track setup will not be a good daily driver setup. The track setup will also depend on your skill level.
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I am not sure what you are expecting. A good track setup will not be a good daily driver setup. The track setup will also depend on your skill level. The more skill you have and the faster you go the limit becomes more of a knife edge. One small mistake will get ugly quick. I would recommend this for you.
1.) Hotchkis front sway bar only. You can get just the front. I did. 2.) Upgraded diff. The stock diff is not very good. Once your driving skills improve, then figure out what your next step is. |
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