MM Sport Box?

[Brian95SVT]

well show me the list with prices and stuff and if it's to much, we go from there.

 

[joelbegt]

i dont know i you are still interested in the sport box but i do have a quote from maximum motor sports about the sport box "this package is intended to lower and stiffen your chassis with street performance in mind. this package is not intended as a foundation for futher modifications unless you substitute stiffer springs and shocks." while the road and track quote is "MM's most popular package, this one is great for the occasional open track event as well as day to day use." imo the road and track seems like a better choice for not much more than the sport box for handling the curves. i suggest getting there parts catalog off there site. it comes in handy with tips for choosing what box suites you best.

 

[Brian95SVT]

ok thanks man.
i appreciate that.
i like the road and track box
i might just get it..

 

[Dalamar]

If you can afford it, it's an excellent package.
I've got everything in there, with a few more additions.
You'll be very impressed at how good the panhard rod keeps the rear centered, and this has better shocks/struts.

 

[Brian95SVT]

Nice, well I'm glad to hear it

 

[bany95]

In the long run, it's much cheaper (and less hassle) to do things right the first time, so I'd say save you're coin and get the best setup that you can afford (and is reasonable for your goals).

It hurt the wallet (and VISA) real bad when I sprung for the MM Max Grip box, but it's nice to know that I'll likely never outgrow the suspension (except for maybe different rate coils, which is any easy swap).

Good luck, you'll be happy with anything from MM.

 

[Brian95SVT]

Thanks Bany!!! :thumb:

 

[joelbegt]

bany95 is 100% right on this one. you dont wanna do it twice because you scimped out the first time. i personally want to get the MM coilover kit, a phb, subframes, and lcas and just add to that as i go. also check out griggs suspension if you decide to spend a good amount of money. they have sla setup and watts link setups if you are serious about your suspension. if you cant afford the big kits at least buy something you can add on to at a later date.

 

[Brian95SVT]

Yeah i'm just going to go with the MM Road and Track kit.
I'm in the middle of working out the numbers for everything I need/want.
It's getting up there.

 

[Dalamar]

yes - i'll second that!!
do it right the first time. I went on "cheap" parts that were recommended to me before I knew much about suspension.
I ended up replacing most of it. $$$ I came to apperciate mm's advice & love the fact that they engineer and test their parts.