Handling

[Parker's GTO]

O.K. going to make this short and sweet. I would like to know a few bolt-on's to start out with to stiffen-up my goat. I'm planning on racing it, but I just want a little firmer ride with less body roll. I know that there is the issue of weight, but any suggestion's will be appreciated. Also, does anyone know of any high preformance driving school's around the south east. Thank's for any help.

[msfyter]

best bang for the buck? SLP's 19.05mm rear swaybar. Two adjustment settings $159. Much better than stock.Evens things out around the corners.

[dcbingaman]

Check out the Whiteline catalog - the Aussie's race these things all the time, and they have the most extensive suspension parts catalog I've seen. www.whiteline.com.au

[mlc]

I think you should consider lowering the car. I think you'll get better over-all results. then add the swaybar.

[Roon]

And bushings, switch sway bar and end links to poly urethane. You can get all the bushings for less than $100 from SLP. But if you plan on getting larger swaybar in the rear you might want to keep that in mind and order accordingly...here is the link for suspension components for SLP;

http://www.slponline.com/browse_list.asp

Msfyter, just curious why you'd only suggest getting a larger rear swaybar. Is the front sufficient? Just letting the rear get "on par" with the front?

Thanks,
Roon