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Best next upgrade?
96 Civic LX.
I have KYB AGX shocks, H&R Sport Springs, CTR rear sway bar with Energy bushings, ASR rear sub brace, Omni LCA's and a rear camber kit. The wheels are 5Zigen 17x7(too big) should I get some smaller, lighter wheels next, or bushings or what? Everything else is stock.
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Re: Best next upgrade?
whats the purpose of the car? daily driver, racing, etc?
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Re: Best next upgrade?
If it's street/daily I'd definitely go bushings first. Maybe not polly since you seem to have a stiff setup already, but perhaps hard rubber.
Now if it's tracked at all, you'll definitely want lighter wheels. Lessen the unsprung weight is key to a light fast and tight handling car.
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