What Should I Do Next?
TRD rear sway or hotchkis front and rear sway set for sure. And tires if you havent gotten rid of the stockers. Those two with good springs will make it a new car. I cant remember how low the hotchkis drop is, but I think it is still in the sweet spot (less than 2" of drop approximately).
Originally Posted by engifineer
I cant remember how low the hotchkis drop is, but I think it is still in the sweet spot (less than 2" of drop approximately).
Originally Posted by ilovemytC
I have to agree, the rear sway was one of the best upgrades I've done so far. My opinion from an N/A setup owner:
1. tires & wheels
2. rear sway
3. springs
4. exhaust
5. subs (audio)
1. tires & wheels
2. rear sway
3. springs
4. exhaust
5. subs (audio)
1. Springs and Struts
2. Rear Sway
3. Tires and Wheels
But I have to say, ilovemytC's order makes more sense. Either way, the sway should be pretty high on your list.
Nitto has a new tire coming, so look out for that. Right now the Falken Azenis, Hankook RS series, and Kumho Ecsta MX all make good choices if you're looking for outright dry grip and are willing to give up some wet performance. They are all also reasonably priced.
Originally Posted by Somnambulated
Originally Posted by ilovemytC
I have to agree, the rear sway was one of the best upgrades I've done so far. My opinion from an N/A setup owner:
1. tires & wheels
2. rear sway
3. springs
4. exhaust
5. subs (audio)
1. tires & wheels
2. rear sway
3. springs
4. exhaust
5. subs (audio)
1. Springs and Struts
2. Rear Sway
3. Tires and Wheels
But I have to say, ilovemytC's order makes more sense. Either way, the sway should be pretty high on your list.
My best online tire and wheel experience has been with www.discounttiredirect.com Just got some new wheels today but I'm trying the Nitto Neogens this time. As for what looks good, that is too much of a personal preference.
It all depends on what you want to do and how much work done. If you decide to go with just the rear sway bar installation is quick and easy. The front does require you to drop the subframe to be able to reach the sway bar bushings in order to remove it, and that can be a pain/pricey ordeal if you don't know what you are doing or don't have anywhere you can go to that you trust. I would definately do at least the rear sway bar, then maybe a front strut bar then tires... but if you are like me tires will be replaced when needed
If you got an 05-06 Supercharger is now $2130.00 so that might be a choice
As for Tires, most of them are a good choice. Most of the popular brands you hear about alot. The Potenza's, the Azenis, ect, ect. You really cant go wrong with them. Get on Tire Rack and look at the customer ratings and see which one fits ur budget and needs and go for it.
Me personally although they are expensive as hell, im partial to Yokohama Advan Neova's
As for Tires, most of them are a good choice. Most of the popular brands you hear about alot. The Potenza's, the Azenis, ect, ect. You really cant go wrong with them. Get on Tire Rack and look at the customer ratings and see which one fits ur budget and needs and go for it.
Me personally although they are expensive as hell, im partial to Yokohama Advan Neova's
Originally Posted by Doanrs
My best online tire and wheel experience has been with www.discounttiredirect.com Just got some new wheels today but I'm trying the Nitto Neogens this time. As for what looks good, that is too much of a personal preference.






