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Old Apr 14, 2010 | 01:49 PM
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Hi All,

I am currently in the process of building a track day car. I have a bug eye STi. The first area I am going to sort is the handling. After looking through the millions of posts on here, I have decided to start with;

-White line anti roll bars
-White line anti lift kit
-White line rear camber adjustment bolts
-Power Flex bushes
-Finally some Eibach springs (Upgrading to AST's or Exe-TC in the future when budget allows)

Also I'm going to get a laser alignment done.

The idea of this project is to get the most performance without spending silly money. The above lot is going to cost just under £700. My question is are there any other cheapish upgrades I can do that will benefit me?


One upgrade I have thought of is widening the rear track using wheel spacers. That way it will be the same width as the 2005 Sti. Will I see any benefit to doing this? Or will it not be worth doing or even worse will it mess up the handling.

Thanks in advance for any advice or ideas.
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Old Apr 14, 2010 | 10:29 PM
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1. Spacers will only exacerbate the tendancy for early STI's to eat their wheel bearings...
2. Fit all the above...
3. Try second hand, an ARB is £130+ new, 2/3 as costly used...
4. Track tyres will have a greater impact IMHO but will blow your budget wide open.

HTH

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P.S. Choose who you use to do the set-up, or give them your preferred settings.
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Old Apr 14, 2010 | 10:54 PM
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How about some drop links to go with the arbs?
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