[darkpuppet]

I made my suggestion based on what the guy wanted...

There's a difference between ultra 'high performance' and 'streetable'... everyone builds up their cars for different reasons... in my case, I wanted a daily driver with a bit of extra performance that didn't change the inherent handling of the car.

what's wrong with wanting that? a medium drop, a car with a bit of understeer, but still capable of bringing the rear end around... it's a good, 'safe' kit. A lot of people get into performance parts without ever knowing what it will do to their car.. and then they get surprised.

While I would recommend everyone go take a performance driving course and do some auto-X, not everyone is going to do it...

I admit I don't know all the kits at the limit, but my point of view was from a streetability point of view... not sure why it needs to be dismissed as hearsay... it's just an opinion offered to address the question that was asked.

p.s. BTW.. great writeup... something for anyone interested in suspension to read up on.