if u go onto www.carnnoisseur.com or www.pvdnet.co.uk they should be able to sort u out mate

thanks all helps again:thumbs:

now i understand the questions already

but i still don't know where can i buy anti-roll bar, does any website?:boggle:

and where can i find Sebring back box??

cheers

[Edited on 15-01-2004 by Vincent Sun]

A1/ Sebring backboxes are a deep but quiet tone, nice sound

A2/ your dampers will get damaged in time, better off with performance shockers

A3/ Anti Roll Bar

A4/ best to let any insurance company know about modifications, however if they dont allow it, its worth considering another company that do allow mods

A5/ I'd just buy alloys mate, but Toyo and GoodRidge are good tyre brands

thanks for all replies and i'm very happy to join here

which insurance company are you useing?? i've tried some, but they don't accept tunning cars.

thanks

welcome to the boards vincent sun :)

about your insurance company - best to find a company who dont't bump your charges up.

thanks for the answers:thumbs:

does anyone have used Mongoose rear box?? is it loud??:boggle:

cheers:thumbs:

any exhaust, if you put enough mufflers on it.

Why do you want a silent exhaust.

For me the louder, the better.

Had a Remus exhaust without the middle muffler and without cat.
took me about 15000 km (not miles) to get some noise.

If you want quiet, I'd go for the Remus.
They are verry food quality and yes expensive but worth the money;)

thanks for all helps

how about the Q1? does anyone can recommend me a quiet exhaust??

and aobut the insurance, does anyone can explain it more??

get some toyo proxies tyres, they are good in all conditions, and what do you mean "when you have a crash" tempting fate there mate!!!

thanks fro reply

where can i get the anti-roll bar??i've tried Pvd but they don't have that.

and does anybody else can answer or recommaned other questions for me??

thank you

Hey mate. :)

I can't answer all your questions, but I can help ya out with some.

Q2. If you install lowered springs, your shock absorbers will wear out quicker. Saying that though, they aren't exactly going to eat themselves on the first bump you hit. If a shocky lasts, say, 120,000kms, if you ran the shock on lowered springs, it might only last 70,000kms. You will also have inferior handling, compared to if you changed both your springs AND added lower rate shocks. Best to upgrade both.

Q3. The bent rod thingy is called a 'sway bar' or 'anti-roll bar'. This helps to eliminate body roll. The thicker you go, the less body roll.

Q4. You won't get into trouble from the Police, but your insurance company can void your insurance claim if they find your car is non-standard, or you haven't informed them of the modification. If you were to deck your car on its ass, causing it to spray sparks out the rear, however, that'd be another story. Police seem to frown on that sort of thing. No sense of humor, I guess! :D :D

C

[Edited on 13-01-2004 by Aussie GSi]

hi everyone

i got a few questions, could you answer or recommend me??:boggle:

Q1 which brand of exhaust is quiet? i just know Remus. does any others are cheaper? how about Mongoose??

Q2 i would like to low down my car about 40mm and my car was made on 1999, if i just chang the spring, the dampers will be damage easier??

Q3 there is a thing to fit on the chassis, a steel stick, each on the front and rear, every car has a standar one and we can change it to thicker. what name it is?? i think it different as strust brace, because strust brace is fit on the top of suspension. but their function is quite similar.

Q4 when i chang these parts, the normal insurance will not insure the car. if i don't tell the insurance company, will i get trouble with police when i have a crash? or should i change the insurance company? how about you did?

Q5 my alloy wheell is standar one, can i change the tyre to 185/55/14 ?? do you have any tyre can recommend me?? i would like to change the tyre with better handleing rather sunny or rainy day, abrasion is not too fast and price is not too high.

i am look forward to your reply

thank you

[Edited on 13-01-2004 by Vincent Sun]