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I want to start on my suspension. I know the next thing for me to buy is new adjustable shocks. What do you suggest after that? Please note I want F1 style

 
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haha awesome man! umm F1?

 
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yeah F1? you got me there

 
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get poly bushings. I would replace all the ball joints and tie rods, just so you know it's done

 
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you know F1 like circuit racing. I would like to try my car at a road track one day. Im getting tired of going straight all the time

 
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Strano sway bars.

 
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ah ha gottcha thanks for the simple 101

 
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Poly bushings
Strano sways
LCAs
Adj phb
adj tq arm
DS safty look
Poly trans mount(if its not included)
I kno u can get upper n lower a-arms aswell
and light weight kmember

 
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find a shop that can do a performance alignment

 
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More detail here... what is considered a 'performance alignment'?

I do alignments at work, this is a new one on me. I'd like to know how to do this lol.

 
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you have to change camber and caster. I used to have a book with what was recommended (I did a bunch for the guys at road Atlanta)

 
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Well I figured that, but what to?

The machine I have is a really old hunter, but I figure I can do it all the same.

If you could find that book, I might just do this to my car before I goto this autocross thing, then of course fix it afterwards.

 
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it's in Atlanta (it belonged to the shop) it depends on the type of racing, and car weight. Hunter may have something on their website

 
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Im gonna give that a shot, thanks Arch.

 
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The type of alignment you would want to an autocross track wouldn't work for DD, it would wear your tires horribly. To put it simply, you want your tires to lean in slightly so that as you into a corner and the car leans, your outside tire then has full contact with the road giving you better traction and it won't wash out as quickly.

Thats about as much I know, I'm by no means an expert, I'm more of a straight line guy..