Recommend a suspension and brake
Since you are clearly new to the car. Stay with stock suspension and some good pads (like DS2500s). Once you get used to the car's stock capabilities, you will have a better understanding of what changes you would like and why.
resist the urge to mod just to mod LOL.
if you want it to just look nice, a set of good lowering springs is fine.
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with priority is а track day, watch this suspension but can not find it anywhere reviews and thought for 6 piston calipers from porsche 911 in front with 330 mm discs.
Tein Gravel damper & G.tech springs
Tein Gravel damper & G.tech springs
Last edited by rbelchev; Dec 25, 2015 at 03:45 AM.
with priority is а track day, watch this suspension but can not find it anywhere reviews and thought for 6 piston calipers from porsche 911 in front with 330 mm discs.
Tein Gravel damper & G.tech springs
Tein Gravel damper & G.tech springs
If I were you, I'd just go with bilstein struts and some stiff springs (I have swift springs). For brakes, DBA rotors, Project Mu pads, and some new brake fluids. That should be a really good setup for street.
shoot, i forgot you asked about brakes. i daily on Autozone ceramics. if you like to get the brakes hot driving through mountain roads, etc i'd go with maybe some Hawk HPS, or whatever they are called. still very streetable but can take some abuse. any brake rotor is fine (Centric are nice and cheap).
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