What mods improve handling?
#3
Agreed
I went with the FSTB and the RSTB first and worked my way to the RSB. This was the most economical way to go. I liked it, but it just wasn't enough. So I lowered my car with H&R springs with Tokico shocks. The Maxima was getting pretty good handling capabilities, but the stock tires had to go. I upgraded to 17" GS400 wheels with a set of nice Bridgestone Potenze RE030. The car is almost perfect. My only regrets is the low front end (with the front lip) and the harsh ride you get when you run over bad railroad tracks.
#5
Re: Agreed
Originally posted by Kevin Wong
I went with the FSTB and the RSTB first and worked my way to the RSB. This was the most economical way to go. I liked it, but it just wasn't enough. So I lowered my car with H&R springs with Tokico shocks. The Maxima was getting pretty good handling capabilities, but the stock tires had to go. I upgraded to 17" GS400 wheels with a set of nice Bridgestone Potenze RE030. The car is almost perfect. My only regrets is the low front end (with the front lip) and the harsh ride you get when you run over bad railroad tracks.
I went with the FSTB and the RSTB first and worked my way to the RSB. This was the most economical way to go. I liked it, but it just wasn't enough. So I lowered my car with H&R springs with Tokico shocks. The Maxima was getting pretty good handling capabilities, but the stock tires had to go. I upgraded to 17" GS400 wheels with a set of nice Bridgestone Potenze RE030. The car is almost perfect. My only regrets is the low front end (with the front lip) and the harsh ride you get when you run over bad railroad tracks.
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