my suspension set up what did i miss

[3kgt2nv]

so i have basically redone the car from the ground up and was wondering what I missed in my suspension setup

front end
energy suspension full bushing kit
solid motor mounts
1 piece cross member bar with front mm
new ball joints
new tie rod ends
1g koni yellows(ordered not in yet)
gc springs (ordered not in yet)
white line strut brace

mid
poly carrier bushings
dss driveshaft with upgraded yoke

rear
energy suspension kit
boostx poly subframe and mustache bushings
new ball joints
new tie rod ends
upper adj control arms
2G koni yellows converted for 1g(ordered not in yet)
gc springs (ordered not in yet)

car is only for strip and very rare street use. no auto x or road race

 

[Dhan]

If you can, take pictures of the 2g rear Konis on the 1g. I'm getting ready for that same project.

In some of the write-ups I've read, they've recommended the RRE camber kit that allows for easier adjustments of the alignment. Something to maybe look into.

 

[GRAVEDIGGER]

Looks like you well on your way to a nice track setup IMHO. I don't see anything wrong with what you've got going on there. Only thing to do now is take it to the track and see what happens. Good luck!

 

[3kgt2nv]

i looked into the camber kit a little bit but havent really seen many threads about them. i think its more of a get it if you need it type of deal

 

[Ludachris]

Jay Racing rear toe eliminator kit? Should help with launches, though I like what it does for me on the road course.

 

[underradar92]

If your car has a lot of salty/winter miles on it you may need front control arms as the pin that rides in the rear bushing tends to deteriorate badly.

1990 - 1994 Mitsubishi Eclipse Mitsubishi Eclipse Front Lower Control Arm w/Ball Joint (w/2.0L Engine) Pair at 1AAuto.com

Also may not be a bad idea to get a bit more caster with these:

Whiteline

And yes, the GVR4 stuff fits 1g's.

 

[3kgt2nv]

If your car has a lot of salty/winter miles on it you may need front control arms as the pin that rides in the rear bushing tends to deteriorate badly.

the energy suspension components replace all the bushings.

 

[lowell]

Jay Racing rear toe eliminator kit? Should help with launches, though I like what it does for me on the road course.

This should be part of any 1G suspension build, regardless of intended usage.

 

[underradar92]

the energy suspension components replace all the bushings.

Indeed but, it doesn't address the rust/deterioration of the metal pin where it rides in the bushing, they can get really badly eaten up. That particular bushing does not account for this.