As above really,not silly expensive but upto about a grand,any opinions on the Zoo rear beams too?

 

zoo rear beam is a cracking buy and worth having if you want a cossie to handle really well!

as for shocks, depends really what you wanna do with it?

road diving with track days every now and then,, i would say a set of koni's on a tidy set of springs, but if you want a propper track day weapon you billies you cant go wrong with

 

adjustable track control arms are a good investment aswell

 

Thanks Gareth,would this still be within my budget of about a grand?

 

im not sure on prices for anything mate

what type of driving you going to be doing in it?

 

Konis font and rear, a set of Eibach springs, front poly bush kit and a set of adj front arms...... for that sort of budget

 

Gareth,just fastroad really,maybe a track day here and there?
what about coil overs?would they be better than Koni's?
maybe I need to reconsider my budget

 

Coilovers are wicked for track use but very harsh for a road car......

This week we changed suspension on an Escort Cossie from coilovers to Konis coz the guy was fed up with the "ride" of the coilovers...

If you want a nice handling road car for occasional track use the setup above I suggested will be spot on...as most people will agree

or

If you want a track monster go for a Zoo rear beam, adj TCA's, coilovers etc but you will need a much bigger budget

 

i would go for the konis mate, for your budget and the type of driving you do

 

Cool thanks very much lads,and its the cheaper option ,that doesn't happen very often!

Mat

 

you'll love a set of konis/Eibach mate

 

In my appinion, the koni`s arent that good...
I`m using the bilstein damper and eibach springs, and it`s much more slim on the track then the koni`s...
My appinion is that the koni`s is just hard, and pretty hard to set up correctly, while
The bilstein`s is MUCH MUCH better.... both on the road and on the track...

It seems like the bilstein just sucs on to the road