VBP Performance Plus System
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Racer
Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 448
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From: Wayland, MA
VBP Performance Plus System
I am trying to build a dual purpose street/road track car over the winter and am looking at different suspension options. What I like about this setup is its an integrated system that doesn't require going to several different vendors and hope all the pieces play well together. I have never driven a car with a front mono spring and want to make sure I'm not short changing handling in the name of ease of purchase. Advise Please.
Race Director
Joined: Dec 1999
Posts: 19,610
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From: Forked River NJ
I have the front mono spring and rear dual mount spring on mine. I like the adjustability and the ride height adjustment. I ttakes me about 15 minutes to change spring rates both front and rear. yes I would recomend this system. I also have the VB upper and lower control arms that allow for more castor for better steering response.
Drifting
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 1,936
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From: Winston-Salem NC
I have it and it's great!
Adjustable, etc., Same as above poster.
I am trying to build a dual purpose street/road track car over the winter and am looking at different suspension options. What I like about this setup is its an integrated system that doesn't require going to several different vendors and hope all the pieces play well together. I have never driven a car with a front mono spring and want to make sure I'm not short changing handling in the name of ease of purchase. Advise Please.
Racer
Joined: May 2003
Posts: 375
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From: LaSalle ON
I have the front mono spring and rear dual mount spring on mine. I like the adjustability and the ride height adjustment. I ttakes me about 15 minutes to change spring rates both front and rear. yes I would recomend this system. I also have the VB upper and lower control arms that allow for more castor for better steering response.
What he said. I have the same setup and really like it.
Race Director
Joined: Nov 1999
Posts: 10,643
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From: Foxfield CO 1970 Convertible
Same as the above folks. I've got the full setup and like it. Note: your car will definitely have a "track feel" to the ride after you do this, meaning a firm ride with very little roll and no wallow on corners. It won't be the cushy ride of luxury anymore - however, you'll be amazed how hard you can take a corner and still feel like you're on rails.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 955
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From: Jersey Shore
Another one with the performance plus kit.
My only complaint is the shock choice. I think with the sway bars that they give you, the shocks are too stiff. My next suspension upgrade will be some double adjustable shocks. Other than that, I love it
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