how about this package?

[DarkEcho]

http://www.lmperformance.com/1826/13.html

anyone think that is a good package? I have heard from the USExotics owner who made my fiberglass hood that he lOves BMR stuff, sounds like a good company and I figured heck, i havent heard any complaints so why not?

I want sub frames and sway bars, the strut was going to come anyways, what do you guys think, could i get the package cheaper somewhere else? and are these good parts? thanks

[Wicked 3800 V6]

Depends what you want to do -- spend money or create a well-handling car. Are you doing racing? Just building up your mod list? Street, Strip, or Autocross, or Track Days?

-Rob

[FunkZ]

Aren't the BMR bars solid? I would just go with SFC's and a 1LE front 32mm bar. Match that up with a 19mm rear bar from a 93-97 V8. Put the rest of the money you saved towards a set of springs and shocks.

[DarkEcho]

i have shocks and springs already , bilstein and eibach pro, but i want more handling for freeway onramps [img]smile.gif[/img] lol i dont auto/drag/street very often so its just for personal enjoyment, i really like being able to take corners very fast hhaa, the shocks and springs helped, but i still feel a little body roll. I know people say that the sway bar and the sfc's give the most noticeable difference. but the engine brace is just a plus, I want heavy duty handling haha...

how much weight, and by being solid = stronger right? so i dont think weight makes much of a difference, whatever i loose with weight, ill make up with by nitrous LOL

[FireFighter]

I would just get 1LE bars, any STB and a good set of SFC's. You will save money that way.

[CamaroRob97]

You could deffentially save some cash buying seperate or a used stb or bars. THose are deffetnially your anti-body roll parts.

[T-Punk]

ive had good experience with BMR but i would probably not spend the money on their sways and just get the 1LE. Get the subframes and the strut bar from them and you should save a decent amount of money and get the same performance as far as street driving is concerned.

[FunkZ]

Yeah, solid is stronger and less flex than hollow. I would be concerned about going too stiff for the street though, you want the suspension to give over rough pavement.