Feels like there is wind underneath the car
Nov 9, 2006, 07:26 AM
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Drop the car... it should relatively help you out w/ your situation. The wing will also apply the necessary downforce when at high speeds.
I bet you're still riding at stock height right? And our lancers do sit pretty high. SUV status...lol
By the way, if it'll help you out at all....
I have Tein basics, dropped at a considerable height. Front and Rear strut bar. I do excesses of speeds over 80 and never had a problem. I have no wing!
I bet you're still riding at stock height right? And our lancers do sit pretty high. SUV status...lol
By the way, if it'll help you out at all....
I have Tein basics, dropped at a considerable height. Front and Rear strut bar. I do excesses of speeds over 80 and never had a problem. I have no wing!
Nov 9, 2006, 07:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Blacksheepdj
(Ignore the above post)
If you want the back end to be more stable at speed, get a rear wing. The bigger, the better. The rear wing adds downforce.
Granted, new tires probably couldn't hurt. But they aren't the answer.
Yep definately Evo wing. I had the same prob wid my OZ but after i had the wing installed smooth sailing even at 110MPH
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Nov 9, 2006, 08:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Wallesasuaz
Drop the car... it should relatively help you out w/ your situation. The wing will also apply the necessary downforce when at high speeds.
I bet you're still riding at stock height right? And our lancers do sit pretty high. SUV status...lol
By the way, if it'll help you out at all....
I have Tein basics, dropped at a considerable height. Front and Rear strut bar. I do excesses of speeds over 80 and never had a problem. I have no wing!
I bet you're still riding at stock height right? And our lancers do sit pretty high. SUV status...lol
By the way, if it'll help you out at all....
I have Tein basics, dropped at a considerable height. Front and Rear strut bar. I do excesses of speeds over 80 and never had a problem. I have no wing!
Nov 9, 2006, 08:16 AM
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actually, i think the front end gets really loose going fast in the Lancer..pretty dangerously too. Lowering like everyone suggested will definitely work. Getting an Evo will definitely work too 
Nov 9, 2006, 08:30 AM
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Originally Posted by SlowZ
Ya, my car is still sittin up at SUV height. Are you using just those springs or do you also have new shocks? I've read on here the shocks are blowin with springs in a matter of months.
Nov 9, 2006, 10:15 AM
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Originally Posted by crypto
what about those front spoiler looking things. those little fins that stick on the side of the bumper (i forgot their name) would those help stabilize the car at high speed?
90% of the canards you see are for show by ricers.
Nov 10, 2006, 11:32 PM
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Coilovers are da bomb...I got some TEINs myself...gotta put them on.
I need to replace my control arms and all the mounts...getting some vibrations and not sure it's brake related.
Any ideas when the front wheel bearings start going out and what type of symptoms they cause? Sorry for the OT but just trying to talk about more suspension stuff.
I need to replace my control arms and all the mounts...getting some vibrations and not sure it's brake related.
Any ideas when the front wheel bearings start going out and what type of symptoms they cause? Sorry for the OT but just trying to talk about more suspension stuff.
