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Old 09-27-2006, 10:39 AM
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which handles better?

a 93 fd with stock suspension, or a fc with tein flex? ive owned the fd, which was amazing, but i think my fc with the tein could outhandle it, i also have the hard bushings.. any comments? i still want some sway bars..
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Re: which handles better?

It really depends on how you define handling. Does that mean the car rotates better, holds the road better etc.
It also depends on the tires on each car.
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Re: which handles better?

well, comparing the two with the same tires, topspeed, turning, control etc....
ive had em both, and cant really tell, i lean toward my fc with the tein...
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Re: which handles better?

I own an FD, An Fc with tein flex would no doubt out handle an FD.
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Re: which handles better?

But handling is a subjective term.

Don't say skidpad and slalom because those just measure grip and ability to transfer weight well, repsectively.
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Re: which handles better?

I've been outhandled by friends FC in the mountains an he has tires an springs...
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