hey im just wondering if anyone can give me any advice on a reaally good suspension setup? im going to have a bit of money to spend and im wondering what works well with a mk 2 VTS, shall i upgrade the torsion bar or anything and any good kit reccomended would be ace! rep waiting for useful/helpful replies Thanks charles.
Advice on best suspension setup??
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#2alexr is the man to ask.
Billie group n shocks
21 or 22mm torsion bars
Then get alex to calculate what springs you want i.e lb and height.
Group n engine mounts
poly bushes all round
get some decent tyres
sorted imo
total roughly 1.4k
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#3All depends on your budget and intended use.
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#4As said it depends on how much you wish to spend. You can spend around £1000 just on two rear dampers to go on the standard beam. Or if your feeling really flush you can dump the rear beam entirely.
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#5basically its going to be road use and the occasional bit of track use and the budget depends on how much i like the parts lol, i dont mind saving a bit extra to get the added gain of better partsQuote:All depends on your budget and intended use.
Im sure if you list those between us we can help you.
ideally i dont fancy spending that much on rear shocks! lol i just want something to upgrade my suspension alot so the car grips alot better and does not understeer as much, i have been looking at these as the price doesnt faze me at all and worded by kam:Quote:As said it depends on how much you wish to spend. You can spend around £1000 just on two rear dampers to go on the standard beam. Or if your feeling really flush you can dump the rear beam entirely.
"The competition Tarmac Spec Group N Bilstein inserts are the best non-height adjustable shocks available for the Citroen Saxo"
if i were to purchase these would the springs provided be spot on for the shocks? im guessing its going to be a yes seeing as kam have chosen those springs to sell with the shocks.., if i were to purchase these would there be anything else i would need to put on to have these set up and working efficiently? Thanks charles. -
#6My spec
Bilstein Sprintlines allround
Faulkner (kam racing) 155lb/ft 35mm springs
Powerflex ARB bushes
Powerflex rear beam bushes
Refurbed beam
24mm rear ARB
Sparco upper + lower braces
New wishbones and topmounts
That is, imo a very good road setup. If you go for the grp n shocks then you will want harder springs, around 180lb/ft, they are more suited to track use.
