Budget complete handling package

[DidiDex]

Hello everyone,

I'm probably ordering the complete handling package from T3. Any thoughts on it? Any reasons I shouldn't buy it?

https://technotoytuning.com/toyota/ae86/...86-corolla

Thanks in advance!!

[fax0815]

Not a hudge fan of the short stroke shocks in standard housing with the big spacer. I´d personally get the shock body shortenend an the spring perch welded on.

[DidiDex]

I'm ordering the weld on kit, was already planning that..

I'm using the car for the occasional trackday and sunday drive, not as daily driver. So an 8kg/6kg setup should do the trick...

Greetz

[Uzelac]

It will be to hars for sunday drive and around town.
Trackday will be just fine.
I would suggest you go with something in 4/3kg - 6/4kg region.

P.S. i have AE86 with rollcage and 7/5kg springs and i think they are too hard for "spirited" driving.

[HybriD07]

my drift ae86 had 8/6 and picked up the front wheels on bumps

[zenki]

I had 7,4/6,2 and used it as daily driver. On smooth roads the car felt like it was on rails. But most roads around here are pretty bad so i spent most of my time bouncing all over the place. Good setup for drifting though, a flick with the steeringwheel and lots of the loud pedal and it would slide like crazy.

[Spitfire]

You need to consider a lot of factors when choosing spring rates, I know the 8/6 combo seems convinient enough because half of US and Japan uses it but theres more to it then it seems at first glance.

[DidiDex]

I really dont know what to expect from the setup.. I dont mind a hard ride, if I want comfort I take my daily driver What is most important is a good track setup, and Gabriel T3 recommends it..

[Uzelac]

Ask him if he ever drove AE86 with 8/6 on public roads. I bet he didn not .

[boedtsie]

I got bc racing coilovers and they are 5/4.5 and its already very bumpy.
So i would not take 8/6 for street use.
My car is also a sunday driver.

grtz