Fabolous or Wald kit
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Thanks guys for all the comments. Yes I was leaning towards wald and I am still leaning towards that brand but the fabolous front lip kind of resembled wald for some reason. Anyone else agree? Also I know this is out of topic but I think I might take the car to track and was wondering what are some options that I might need to keep up with a s2000 and a 2008 sti? I was thinking about sway bars and under chasis but people are saying that the under chasis brace won't help with handling as much.. Is this true? what other options do I need to add on my car to keep up with these "train on track cars". I was thinking about going coil overs or f sport springs with blistein shocks with sway bars. Are these enough? Thanks guys!!
to be honest i don't know if even an awd IS can keep up with subies. forget about the 08 sti, they come out of the factories cornering on rails. the IS is just too heavy to stay planted in the corners. on top of suspension mods, think about upgrading brakes. sti have factory brembos so not only will they out brake you into the turns, they will out corner you coming out of it. you would have to be some kind of godly driver to out track a decent impreza with a decent driver on a road course. afterall, wrx = world rally cross. dont worry about keep up with cars, just go out there and have fun
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i don't see much resemblance btween the wald and fab front lip. the wald is a bit more flashy with more cuts and lines whereas the fab is like the other guy said "subtle". if you do not want to lower your car, u might be able to get away with the fab.
to be honest i don't know if even an awd IS can keep up with subies. forget about the 08 sti, they come out of the factories cornering on rails. the IS is just too heavy to stay planted in the corners. on top of suspension mods, think about upgrading brakes. sti have factory brembos so not only will they out brake you into the turns, they will out corner you coming out of it. you would have to be some kind of godly driver to out track a decent impreza with a decent driver on a road course. afterall, wrx = world rally cross. dont worry about keep up with cars, just go out there and have fun![Thumb Up](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/thumbsup.gif)
to be honest i don't know if even an awd IS can keep up with subies. forget about the 08 sti, they come out of the factories cornering on rails. the IS is just too heavy to stay planted in the corners. on top of suspension mods, think about upgrading brakes. sti have factory brembos so not only will they out brake you into the turns, they will out corner you coming out of it. you would have to be some kind of godly driver to out track a decent impreza with a decent driver on a road course. afterall, wrx = world rally cross. dont worry about keep up with cars, just go out there and have fun
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correction. he's got an is350.
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if you're planning to keep up w/ a s2k and/or an sti around a race track (not drag, but circuit and/or parking lot pylon), you'll need more than just off-the-shelf coilovers and swaybars. lighter rims, stickier tires, upgraded brakes (pads/discs, or even bbk's), disabling traction control, weight reduction, learning how to REALLY drive, and/or a combination of or all of the above goes a long way. in stock form, s2k's and sti's are very fast around the track. the 2is needs a lot more to make it capable on the track. an equally modded s2k/sti will walk away from the is350. they're simply more capable on the track than the is350.
on a drag strip, not so much. accelerating in a line really fast requires a good reaction time and letting the rear tires hook up.
but i'll let the 2is drag/track gurus chime in on that.
going back on topic, i like the fabulous lip a lot more than the wald front lip. just a personal preference.
on a drag strip, not so much. accelerating in a line really fast requires a good reaction time and letting the rear tires hook up.
but i'll let the 2is drag/track gurus chime in on that.
going back on topic, i like the fabulous lip a lot more than the wald front lip. just a personal preference.
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Your suggestions are great, but don't you think it would be better for him to familiarize him self with his car in stock form first. I say this because when it comes to auto cross/road racing throwing a bunch of modifications at once to a car is not the best thing to do as it can unbalance the car. The way that I did it on my Integra was one mod at a time and after he has done all that and taken his stock tires to the limit that is when I would consider upgrading to some stickier compound tires, but like I said that's just my person opinion and experience.
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