post cars with STRANO lowering kits
10-21-2009, 01:48 PM
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Only place to order them is www.stranoparts.com and they lower the car 1.25" on most cars. Earlyer F bodies already sat lower from the factory and don't lower as much as the later years. My car sits dead level with Strano's out back and stockers in the front.
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10-21-2009, 06:49 PM
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Ah this thread is making me want to do it, now to find where the money will come from... 
I know it is ironic to ask about ground clearance in a thread about lowering, but how is it? I drive my car often and don't need to be scraping my collectors on everything or worrying about drilling tall manhole covers.
I know it is ironic to ask about ground clearance in a thread about lowering, but how is it? I drive my car often and don't need to be scraping my collectors on everything or worrying about drilling tall manhole covers.Mine never rubs...even loading it on and off the trailer (which is actually the place I was most worried about.) Thats the main reason I went with a 1.25 drop instead of a 1.5. Here are pics of the ground clearence I have with my LTs and off-road Y:
10-21-2009, 09:31 PM
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They are LPPs LTs and Y-Pipe. The headers fit great but the y-pipe was ******* impossible to put on at home. I had to carry it to a buddies muffler shop and let him install it (the pipes had to be bent and tweeked.) I am very pleased with every aspect of them except that (its the ONLY thing I have ever done to the car that I couldnt/didnt do myself.)
10-21-2009, 09:47 PM
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I have pacesetter LTs and 3" TDs over axle. My clearance is fine...only time i scrape is ridiculously steep driveways with a crest (assuming i don't take it at an angle), or i do something else stupid. When you have a lowered car, no matter how low, you need t be careful and aware of driveways etc..
10-21-2009, 10:36 PM
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They are LPPs LTs and Y-Pipe. The headers fit great but the y-pipe was ******* impossible to put on at home. I had to carry it to a buddies muffler shop and let him install it (the pipes had to be bent and tweeked.) I am very pleased with every aspect of them except that (its the ONLY thing I have ever done to the car that I couldnt/didnt do myself.)
10-22-2009, 04:43 PM
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Ah this thread is making me want to do it, now to find where the money will come from... I know it is ironic to ask about ground clearance in a thread about lowering, but how is it? I drive my car often and don't need to be scraping my collectors on everything or worrying about drilling tall manhole covers.
I know it is ironic to ask about ground clearance in a thread about lowering, but how is it? I drive my car often and don't need to be scraping my collectors on everything or worrying about drilling tall manhole covers.I