My car is a 1990 CV P72. Nothing special, and as far as I know, the suspension is completely stock. I love the floaty feeling when cruising from driving such a big car but I would like to be able to take turns without needing to slow down so damn much.
Would going for slightly stiffer suspension in the front to facilitate what I want handling wise completely get rid of that floaty, roadfeel-void ride that I love? I would think it's a distinct possibility that my suspension is also 19 years old and is simply worn.
What do you think? I'm just learning about the inner workings of the engine bay, I know nothing of springs and shocks and whathaveyou, so I don't know if what I'm saying even makes sense.
I would also like the rear of the car to sit slightly higher than the front to give it a big of a rake. Nothing drastic but enough to be noticeable. What should I do there?
Would going for slightly stiffer suspension in the front to facilitate what I want handling wise completely get rid of that floaty, roadfeel-void ride that I love? I would think it's a distinct possibility that my suspension is also 19 years old and is simply worn.
What do you think? I'm just learning about the inner workings of the engine bay, I know nothing of springs and shocks and whathaveyou, so I don't know if what I'm saying even makes sense.
I would also like the rear of the car to sit slightly higher than the front to give it a big of a rake. Nothing drastic but enough to be noticeable. What should I do there?
Comment