jefframrod

Also can I do panhard bar myself with basic tools

Bigblue11

2" drop...your gonna need to upgrade those dampers very soon!

jefframrod

Cool so damper and panhard bar what is a good damper I hear steeda is really good but if I have eibach springs maybe I should use eibach damper

jefframrod

Also if I replace dampers will I loose my 2in drop rear and 1.5in drop front

jacostang

You can do the bar easily in your garage....

Hytek

You shouldn't. I'd reccommend going with the Eibach kit to compliment the springs. If not, the Koni STR.t's are a good affordable option that can be had for around $400, but you'll need to get the heavier duty gt500 strut mounts. I'll be upgrading to those real soon.

jefframrod

Thanks guys I'm gonna start pricing out shocks and panhard bar hopefully it works :/

Glenn

The panhard bar will not help your looseness feel the shocks and struts should help a little, but I'm not conviced that is your whole problem. The panhard bar will help center your rear tires under the car. How wide are your rims? I'm still thinking your tire pressure is a little on the low side. Try adding a few pounds. Also call a vendor here at TMS (Sam Strano) for your struts and shocks and maybe a panhard bar too. Sam will also tell you to go with the reg gt strut mounts. He is the best guy to help you with your handling problems Hands down.
http://www.stranoparts.com/

David Young

I agree with Glenn. Play around with your tire pressure.

jefframrod

Thanks Glenn you rock I appreciate your input

jefframrod

Width is 9.5

jefframrod

I run 35psi ill try and bump it up alittle more and see if that helps

Glenn

I'm guessing close to 40lbs I will try and get a hold of someone that can give me the exact number.

Glenn

yes Our TMS friend confirmed 40 lbs cold is a good place to start