Need help/opinions on suspension upgrades.
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2019 8:56 pm
The car is a 1988 audi 80 quattro with v3 coilovers.
I'm looking for some input into some new suspension pieces. Currently on the local track I am eating the outside edge of my tires (running bfg rival s). I have the camber maxed out on the stock components and am stuck on what would be the best route to take for better suspension geometry.
The two large options I am looking at are the ak motorsports tubular control arms or the akmotorsports subframe.
The control arms will give me an extra degree or two of castor and allow me to add more camber.
If I go the subframe route I could raise the inner end of the control arm 20mm increasing its angle which would help with camber loss when the wheel is loaded. I wouldn't have to run with as much camber dialed in. The lca is horizontal with the current setup.
While I would love to do both for the most adjustability. The budget may not allow it if I also want to go to the track and use it haha.
Does anyone have experience with either option or have input on what may be the most effective choice.
I'm looking for some input into some new suspension pieces. Currently on the local track I am eating the outside edge of my tires (running bfg rival s). I have the camber maxed out on the stock components and am stuck on what would be the best route to take for better suspension geometry.
The two large options I am looking at are the ak motorsports tubular control arms or the akmotorsports subframe.
The control arms will give me an extra degree or two of castor and allow me to add more camber.
If I go the subframe route I could raise the inner end of the control arm 20mm increasing its angle which would help with camber loss when the wheel is loaded. I wouldn't have to run with as much camber dialed in. The lca is horizontal with the current setup.
While I would love to do both for the most adjustability. The budget may not allow it if I also want to go to the track and use it haha.
Does anyone have experience with either option or have input on what may be the most effective choice.