No one can give you any real helpful advice if you do not either have any experience doing track events already, or, have no idea what you want out of your car yet(which falls back to having track experience). People will throw out setups like they already have, most will be different as a couple have already mentioned. That does not mean they will work for you and your driving. So the result will be you wasting a whole lot of money for nothing... You NEED seat time, and LOTS of it, before you start setting up your car. Right now, you may have no idea what your car feels like on track and what your goal would be. Hell are you just doing HPDE or are you building for something specific? Get the car mechanically sound first, get as much seat time as possible(no, 1 or 3 or 5 HPDE events is not enough), then start worrying about what suspension mods you should do.
I have 7 years of autox experience under my belt and I'm still figuring out my suspension and making adjustments all the time to really dial in my car to my liking. Between my 2 race cars I've gone through 5 suspension setups, and a 6th one coming next month when I buy new springs, front upper control arms, install rear upper control arms, new alignment, corner balance, etc..