sportlines with lt's
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sportlines with lt's
so my buddy loves his slammed camaro w/ sportlines and wants lt's. i told him that he is going to have a lot of clearance issues. he might raise the car back up but im trying to help him out in the mean time by finding out what lt's have the best clearance.... its a 96 lt1 camaro Z28. i have an ls1 car... not too familiar on the lt1's but will all of the longtubes fit the same for all of the lt1 cars???
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I don't have Pacesetters but the general consensus seems to be that they have the best ground clearance. I don't see how you could deal with LTs and sportlines. Here is a pic of my '97 WS6 with stock WS6 springs and Jet Hot LTs and true duals, then a pic of my '95 vert with sportlines, which has Edelbrock shorties, Y, and Flowmaster exhaust.
This thing is about slammed... I was going to raise it back up but it grew on me.
This thing is about slammed... I was going to raise it back up but it grew on me.
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thanks : ) I get good words about it all the time..will be the car I never get rid of..i'm 20, i've had it since I was 14 : ) 77K miles..garaged...had 33K but had to DD for awhile during school because of an accident with a 2006 scion TC I had : / oh and sorry but the hah
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Bottom line, pacesetters, they are the best for the clearance, regardless, you have to be extremely carefull over speed bumps and shitty roads, I raised my back up and have since had to replace my headers cause my old ones were beat to ****.