ok...so im playin around with this new acura 3.2TL u know...those classy lookin ones. we are on a twisty (busy) road at night and he is ahead...(we arent racing, just playin around) i see him brake relatively hard and make a slight left. in my head im thinking (pu$$y). ONLY i have never been down this road before...im sure he has. (i just moved here). so i make the turn at 60 or so and WOW THIS IS A BIG TURN. all of a sudden....eeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. i go spinning.....did about 3/4 or a turn.....passenger side facing oncoming traffic...that goes around the same blind turn i did. i see headlights....but thankfully they are comin slow. i have to reverse, then d, then r, then d to get back the same direction. i then slam it and am gone b4 i can see anyone laugh at me. Now...my gf starts cryin cuz im crazy and i am laughing....i wasnt scared...i could feel the car.....it was goin slow. anyways....this is a primarily drag car, but i want it to handle too. No suspension mods to date...(not even new shocks/struts)which i need very badly.
Gimme a full setup if you will, of what could make this baby launch on the strip and hang in the turns (i need new tires too) thanks guys.
laters

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Rick
90 Camaro RS 305 TBI
400 small block, Hooker 1 3/4 LTs, Random Tech Cat, Hooker aero chamber cat back on the way!!
TH700-R4 with Trans-Go shift kit (corvette servo here...but not installed yet)
MacEwen Motorsports White Gauge Overlays
14" K&N X-Stream Open Element
GTS Headlight and Taillight covers
5% Limo Tint all around
Classic White Chevy Bowtie sticker on rear window
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Man if my camaro were a rice-rocket all those mods would give me what...easily 50-60 hp!!!

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There are many many things you could do. First get a front end rebuild kit and upgrade to polyurathane(sp?) bushing. You could upgrade the shocks and struts like you said. For the front you could get a STB, then there are SCF's, panhard rod, LCA's, then you could get a spring kit that would stiffen it up a little and maybe drop the ride an inch or so which would help with the lower center of gravity. Am I missing anything?