are there any good springs that have a .5 or .75 inch drop?
12-27-2011, 10:48 AM
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The only ones I know of are these
http://www.coloradospeed.com/index.p...tional&x=0&y=0
Don't cut your springs if you do not know what you're doing.
http://www.coloradospeed.com/index.p...tional&x=0&y=0
Don't cut your springs if you do not know what you're doing.
12-28-2011, 05:52 PM
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SLP Eibachs. Everything else that's sold specifically for the F-body is
more drop, as far as I've seen.
Now, if you were up to spec'ing your own springs and getting that
figuring right the first time, you could just order springs by length and
rate, like from Vogtland or whoever. Seen some discussion on FRRAX
way back, but not enough detail for me to go on.
more drop, as far as I've seen.
Now, if you were up to spec'ing your own springs and getting that
figuring right the first time, you could just order springs by length and
rate, like from Vogtland or whoever. Seen some discussion on FRRAX
way back, but not enough detail for me to go on.
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Not all SLP ones - special deal option. If your car came with yellow
shocks originally you probably had those springs too.
Now -1" is a not-terrible ride height either. Hotchkiss and BMR put
you about there. I found the Hotchkiss to be dead even -1" and
that was a less than ideal rake. -1" in front and hose-mod out back,
that's the ticket.
shocks originally you probably had those springs too.
Now -1" is a not-terrible ride height either. Hotchkiss and BMR put
you about there. I found the Hotchkiss to be dead even -1" and
that was a less than ideal rake. -1" in front and hose-mod out back,
that's the ticket.
