Is DMS(Dynamic Motor Sports) still in business??
05-12-2010, 02:44 PM
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Is DMS(Dynamic Motor Sports) still in business?? Like the title says, are they still in business? Most people will remember them from making the lowering springs that everyone loved for fbodys. I cant seem to find a valid web address for them. Only thing I can find is an address that has an ip address in it. The number listed just keeps ringing, and finally just beeps a couple times. Anybody know if they are still around selling springs for the fbodys?
05-14-2010, 07:18 PM
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Thats the exact number I tried calling the other day and it just kept ringing, and then finally just beeped a couple times. I guess I'll try again monday and see if they answer. Do you have a number to that Granatelli company by any chance in case I cant get threw on the 805 number?
Oh, and your springs were dms springs, right? And how much did they cost you now?
Oh, and your springs were dms springs, right? And how much did they cost you now?
05-16-2010, 08:51 AM
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Ya. I was a little confused when they showed up and had a granatelli invoice. So I called granatelli and and explained my situation and the guy informed me that they bought dms and that they were still the same spring, but just under a new name.
I don't have the number for granatelli, but a quick google search would probably find what your looking for.
Also the first guy at granatelli I talked to when calling about the springs with a granatelli invoice wasn't much help. He said he didn't know. He had to talk to his supervisor to find out they were affiliated with dms. Anyways just incase you get a idiot like I did just make sure he asks someone who might know.
I don't have the number for granatelli, but a quick google search would probably find what your looking for.
Also the first guy at granatelli I talked to when calling about the springs with a granatelli invoice wasn't much help. He said he didn't know. He had to talk to his supervisor to find out they were affiliated with dms. Anyways just incase you get a idiot like I did just make sure he asks someone who might know.
05-16-2010, 09:34 AM
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Ya. I was a little confused when they showed up and had a granatelli invoice. So I called granatelli and and explained my situation and the guy informed me that they bought dms and that they were still the same spring, but just under a new name.
I don't have the number for granatelli, but a quick google search would probably find what your looking for.
Also the first guy at granatelli I talked to when calling about the springs with a granatelli invoice wasn't much help. He said he didn't know. He had to talk to his supervisor to find out they were affiliated with dms. Anyways just incase you get a idiot like I did just make sure he asks someone who might know.
I don't have the number for granatelli, but a quick google search would probably find what your looking for.
Also the first guy at granatelli I talked to when calling about the springs with a granatelli invoice wasn't much help. He said he didn't know. He had to talk to his supervisor to find out they were affiliated with dms. Anyways just incase you get a idiot like I did just make sure he asks someone who might know.
05-16-2010, 06:45 PM
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My springs were 180 shipped I believe.
As far as a adj. panhard rod bar it's a good idea. Of course some will say it is a must, but I have friends with lowered cars that don't have them and are fine. Its a little more necassary when you have wider wheels in back imo. So yes it is a good idea to get one as I did, but don't sweat it if its gonna break the bank.
As far as a adj. panhard rod bar it's a good idea. Of course some will say it is a must, but I have friends with lowered cars that don't have them and are fine. Its a little more necassary when you have wider wheels in back imo. So yes it is a good idea to get one as I did, but don't sweat it if its gonna break the bank.
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05-17-2010, 08:37 AM
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those springs came directly from DMS, when they were still in business. Not sure if the Granatelli's are the same as the original DMS springs or not.
I would agree the stance/height was perfect when they were on my car also. Kinda wish I had kept them, but I'm glad you're happy.
05-18-2010, 09:44 AM
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My springs were 180 shipped I believe.
As far as a adj. panhard rod bar it's a good idea. Of course some will say it is a must, but I have friends with lowered cars that don't have them and are fine. Its a little more necassary when you have wider wheels in back imo. So yes it is a good idea to get one as I did, but don't sweat it if its gonna break the bank.
As far as a adj. panhard rod bar it's a good idea. Of course some will say it is a must, but I have friends with lowered cars that don't have them and are fine. Its a little more necassary when you have wider wheels in back imo. So yes it is a good idea to get one as I did, but don't sweat it if its gonna break the bank.
