Best springs for drag racing 95 T/A
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Best springs for drag racing 95 T/A
I just got this car couple weeks ago and Ive got to do something about these lowering springs someone put on. Im scraping everything and I cant get a jack under it unless I drive over a hole. Its irritating as hell.
This car will be a weekend bruiser/drag car. Hopefully high 10 sec. car.
What springs should I get since Im going to replace them anyway? Should I just get stock replacements or would leaving it lowered be best (I hope not)?
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This car will be a weekend bruiser/drag car. Hopefully high 10 sec. car.
What springs should I get since Im going to replace them anyway? Should I just get stock replacements or would leaving it lowered be best (I hope not)?
Thanks, heres a pic -
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i would go with a front coilover so you have front ride height adjustment and shock adjustment. I run QA1 R series fronts. I also have rear BMR 1.25" lowering springs. they are for sale for $100. PM me if you want em. they make the car sit a bit lower but dont kill your 60ft like a 2" drop eibach kit does.
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If you want a cheap alternative you can keep your stock springs up front, purchase yourself a pair of 98-02 v6 Camaro springs and get yourself a set of 82-92 F-Body shocks from summit......thats if you want to keep it cheap.....if you have money to burn get yourself some coil overs....
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Well I dont have a whole lot of money to burn.
So your saying stock springs up front, and 98-02 V6 in the rear?
Other than ride adjustment, how much better are the coilovers than a stock spring?
So your saying stock springs up front, and 98-02 V6 in the rear?
Other than ride adjustment, how much better are the coilovers than a stock spring?