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Old 01-06-2011 | 08:16 AM
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I have that exact suspension from that car sitting in my garage waiting to be installed in the spring. I bought it off of him on this site about a month ago. They are K-sport coilovers.
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Do the SP600s fit when lowered on coilovers? And does the back trailing arm need to be changed to an aftermarket one? (when lowered)
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I didnt have to change anything. I'm on ground control 275 rear 245 front
Old 05-17-2011 | 09:24 AM
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Originally Posted by 98camaroLS1M6
Do the SP600s fit when lowered on coilovers? And does the back trailing arm need to be changed to an aftermarket one? (when lowered)
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No. You won't need an aftermarket trailing arm to run wider tires on the CCWs. I have run as wide as a 295 in the rear (although only lowered about 0.5" at that time). I currently run a 285 and I have my car really low in the rear and it only slightly rubs on sharp turns, nothing that can't be tweaked by raising the ride height a little bit (1/4"-3/8").

These CCWs have a great offset for our cars that allows a very wide range of tire widths to be run, whether stock ride height or lowered 1.5".
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Originally Posted by tweeter81
Yes.

No. You won't need an aftermarket trailing arm to run wider tires on the CCWs. I have run as wide as a 295 in the rear (although only lowered about 0.5" at that time). I currently run a 285 and I have my car really low in the rear and it only slightly rubs on sharp turns, nothing that can't be tweaked by raising the ride height a little bit (1/4"-3/8").

These CCWs have a great offset for our cars that allows a very wide range of tire widths to be run, whether stock ride height or lowered 1.5".
Thanks! Do you have any pics of your wheels?
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Originally Posted by 98camaroLS1M6
Thanks! Do you have any pics of your wheels?
https://ls1tech.com/forums/album.php?albumid=14118

If that link doesn't work, you can click on my name and view some of my old threads. I have posted a ton of pictures over the years.
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What's up guys! My SP600's are 19x9 and 19x10. Running 255/40 upfront and 285/35 in the rear wrapped in Nitto Invos. But my rear tires are bald now, debating on switching over to Hankooks... we shall see.
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hankooks ftw
Old 05-17-2011 | 09:08 PM
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Yup . .
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