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Old 04-30-2000, 10:51 PM   #1
jonnyk
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Post Springs/Control arms

My car is a daily driver, so I've been looking for a good set of handling springs that don't drop the car too much (clearance I'd like to keep). I'm looking to change springs to something that'll have me handle better on the street, without sacrificing too much ride quality. The Motorsport "C" springs seem to be a good value, correct me if I'm wrong.
I'm also looking at control arms because this will be occasionally raced, and also wheelhop is starting to get on my nerves. Once again, cost is an issue, the Factory Five setup looks pretty nice (uppers and lowers). I'm willing to spend a little bit more now to get something good, especially if there's another route I should be taking. Any thoughts/suggestions?

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