by AutoGT » Tue Feb 11, 2014 4:52 am
ok So I got this response from G88
"For minor suspension upgrades, we have found the Tein S-Tech springs to be a good option that is inexpensive. Actually a lot of cars run them as they offer a great ride as well, and at the $440 plus $180 for installation and a recommended wheel alignment at $85. These springs also lower the car by 25-30mm, so that ticks off 2 boxes. Otherwise you could go down the route of fitting coilovers which we suggest the Tein Street Advance which are a fully adjustable setup and comes in at $2380 + $220 for installation
I would also recommend upgrading the swaybars, which i have both the front and rear units in stock, $285 and $265 respectively. installation is $55 for the front swaybar, and $45 for the rear unit, which we can have installed and aligned at the same time as when the springs are installed to save cos on an additional alignment required each time a suspension component is altered.
Regarding the tyres, this will probably offer the biggest notable difference, considering it will enhance both wet and dry driving condition performance. one particular one which comes to mind are the Nitto Invo's which are excellent all round tyres. This is the most common tyre upgrade / replacement for the majority of our customers as it is a proven winner for those chasing good performance, great tyre life and low noise. In saying that, there are other options which can be had for cheaper.
springs- $620
coilovers- $2380
swaybars- $650
alignment- $85
tyres- 1300
Total $2655 with Springs option
Total $$4635 with Coilover option"
Thoughts? I would be going with the springs and swaybars then getting a set of rota gravels which will hit my budget.