Which Lowering Kit is for Me
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Which Lowering Kit is for Me
i wanna lower my car to get rid of the fender gap and want the car to set even in the front and back when its lowered..how many inches will it take to get rid of the gap and have the car sitting even with a badass stance...im hearing good things about the prokit is that for me or should i look into something different??????
ps..i want to car to be slammed pretty low....i got stock rims and tires and want the fender gap little as possiable but still ride ok
ps..i want to car to be slammed pretty low....i got stock rims and tires and want the fender gap little as possiable but still ride ok
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I'm also running the Pro-Kit with KYB AGX adjustable. The rear sits a little higher then the front. Overall it's a comfortable ride that allows you to still drive over speed bumps, up somewhat steep driveways w/o scrapping when doing so. I have seen guys first hand lower fbodies too low and Sacrifice their drivability around town. Key thing too remember we are driving Muscle cars and not Honda's
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dude thats it right there u just sold me ...thats what i was looking for its perfect...i was going to do the agx's instend of the qa1s do u guys think that will change the look and alot more or should i just save a little more paper up and go qa1's
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How's the ride on the Sportlines? I have heard a lot of negative things about them. Seen several Poles in the suspension section between the two kits and the Sportlines never seem to come out on top. With LT's, cut outs etc etc I just see this kit being too much of a drop.
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I had the Sportlines on my first Fbody and they were absolutly **** springs. I would never lead someone towards them. They sit too low and bottoming out well let's just say I hope you enjoy it
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yea **** all that bottoming out bullshit i dont want all that...i just want the car to be low lol...the proline kit says its a 1.3in drop compared to whatever the sportlines are so i guess i should find something in the middle
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I had Koni's on it too. Forget about the look factor and consintrate on how it's going to drive and handle.
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yea good point , but the cars not much of a dd and see's more driving on days when the weathers not to bad...and more in summer time with a couple runs at the track here and there...but i didnt take into a count about those springs sagging over time thanks for pointing that at i might wanna go with something a little higher then
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yea good point , but the cars not much of a dd and see's more driving on days when the weathers not to bad...and more in summer time with a couple runs at the track here and there...but i didnt take into a count about those springs sagging over time thanks for pointing that at i might wanna go with something a little higher then