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> Suspension setup recommendations daily driver / rough roads
skota23
post Apr 13 2023, 08:12 PM
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Hi folks,

Now that I have my car running well it’s time to start making it handle how I want and would like some advice. It’s a 74 2.0

Here’s what it has now,
Front sway bar (factory)
Stock torsion bars
Struts, not sure but the car came with a used set of konis (rebuilding konis an option?)

Rear
Kyb’s these I’m thinking about replacing with bilstiens with adjustable spring perches
140# springs, I’m thinking 100# to replace them

Tires are old 205/60/15’s that I’m planning on replacing with 185/70 vredestein

I’d like to raise the car up a bit for ground clearance and comfort but not compromise handling too much.

I’d appreciate anyone’s thoughts.

Thank you,
Steve


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post Apr 14 2023, 03:11 PM
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Now that I have my car running well it’s time to start making it handle how I want it to 74 2.0
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Front sway bar (factory)
Stock torsion bars
springs, I’m thinking 100#
Tires 185/70 vredestein

I’d like to raise the car up a bit for ground clearance and comfort but not compromise handling too much.


You would be Surprised at how well, the car handles at its proper alignment, height & geometry, and factory dampening.
Boge shocks, factory rated springs. I’ve found for street driving they’re very good. Maybe
A bit short life in the rears. With only slightly larger tires.
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