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Old 06-10-2015, 02:22 PM
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You didnt mention a budget but if I was looking at an end to end budget solution I would look stiffing the chassis and then increasing the roll/spring rate and front/rear balance.

For the chassis you can get solid frame to body bushings and then the next step would be subframe connectors.

For the roll/spring rate you have a few options. You have some factory options like the WS6 bars (still what I use) but you might have a tough time finding them and there are lots of aftermarket ones now. For springs I would recommend new ones as they are pretty cheap.

Instead of buying from Summit you might want to call a suspension focused shop like Global West, CCP.... I usually recommend Pro Touring F body but they do also sponsor my race car , but seriously they do offer a lot of budget friendly solutions.

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