I want to spend about $60-$70 on my car that doesn't involve repairs.

I am torn between a Wonderbar from Spohn, and Relocation Brackets, also from Spohn. Or should I save up more, and get either Eibach springs from SummitRacing.com or Alston SFC's from TDS?

IMO, I need all the parts equally. My car doesn't hook from the new TPI and bone stock suspension. My springs are sagging, so it changed the LCA Angle to almost level with the ground. It doesn't handle well (also from springs sagging) so I want something to help it out. The car also creaks from the new power flexing the chassis.

No matter what, the springs will be in the top 2. I'm sick of the car looking like it can corner, and have it be a hog around the turns.

 

My Opinion would be dont waste your money on either of those parts right now. They wont do you any good. If your srings are as bad as you say they are just take that $70 and put it aside until you have another $130 to go with it and get you some new springs.
Reason I say this is I have spohns lower control arm relocation brackets with my hotchkis springs and they really didnt do anything for me, plus the wonder bar isn/t going to help your ride quality right now. I'm not saying dont buy the parts because I have both on my car but there should be some kind of logical order as to what you put on the car. Again its just my opinion, the way I look at it is its your car, dont let anyone tell you what to do......................jt

 

Well, not TELLING me what to do, but logical suggestions. Springs are definately next.

Oh yeah, I got the brackets last night. I swore I posted that I bought them, but a mod must have deleted it.

 

If it needs springs that badly, then make your next purchase Springs.