Good to hear. Coilovers in almost all cases are completely unnecessary for a street car.
The coilover effect is extremely deceiving - most people think you get a huge handling upgrade from simply installing coilovers because they feel stiff and you feel glued to the road, which in most cases this is not true at all. Coilovers can help decrease your overall laptime around a track in a number of ways but the biggest effect isn’t actual cornering ability. I won’t get in to it here, though.
Do your basic stuff talked about here, some chassis bracing and sway bars and maybe a nice spring/strut combo and a good wheel/tire combo and you’ll be driving around in a very nice handling car.
If anything is adjustable, make sure you know what you’re doing before you dive in to it. The feel you get from a lot of these upgrades is usually positive, but it is not always affecting the actual performance of the car in a positive way, some of it can be counter-intuitive. Ask questions and do some reading and enjoy - you’re already on the right track.
