Wow, what a week for the Camaro...
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Staging Lane
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nah, just part store special.
EDIT:
Just bought a set of 2001 Z06 wheels. Alcoa, not speedline.
Going with 275/40/17 and 315/30/18 Falken RT-615's Pics next week. Might go with sportline fronts and pro kit rears (if I can find them)
EDIT:
Just bought a set of 2001 Z06 wheels. Alcoa, not speedline.
Going with 275/40/17 and 315/30/18 Falken RT-615's Pics next week. Might go with sportline fronts and pro kit rears (if I can find them)
Why would you mix match the springs front and back?
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Staging Lane
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sportline drop it further up front prokit less in the back but more than stock. sportlines are stiffer rate, less roll up front, pro kit not as stiff, but more than stock, probably wont make it handle poorly.
Will those wheels rub with sportlines all around? thats my concern.
Will those wheels rub with sportlines all around? thats my concern.
sportline drop it further up front prokit less in the back but more than stock. sportlines are stiffer rate, less roll up front, pro kit not as stiff, but more than stock, probably wont make it handle poorly.
Will those wheels rub with sportlines all around? thats my concern.
Will those wheels rub with sportlines all around? thats my concern.
I have 275/40/17 up front and 315/35/17 in the back sitting on sportlines/konis all the way around. I had to roll the fenders and do the BFH mod to the insid of the rear fender wells. Now everthing tucks up nice without rubbing.
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Staging Lane
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Your 1" difference in rim size is already going to make your front sit lower...how much of a rake are you going for???
I have 275/40/17 up front and 315/35/17 in the back sitting on sportlines/konis all the way around. I had to roll the fenders and do the BFH mod to the insid of the rear fender wells. Now everthing tucks up nice without rubbing.
I have 275/40/17 up front and 315/35/17 in the back sitting on sportlines/konis all the way around. I had to roll the fenders and do the BFH mod to the insid of the rear fender wells. Now everthing tucks up nice without rubbing.
My friends stock 1997 sits lower than mine does. weird...
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Staging Lane
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not what I'd call slammed, but take the edge off of the 4x4 look...
@#$%@* ****. ebay banned my acocunt and I had a few things left to pay, all because of an account I had 3 years ago with 2 unpaid items that I forgot about.
Cant contact anyone... motherfuck. they cancelled any bids I had and if the item hadnt been paid for they removed me from the listing...
Square one...
@#$%@* ****. ebay banned my acocunt and I had a few things left to pay, all because of an account I had 3 years ago with 2 unpaid items that I forgot about.
Cant contact anyone... motherfuck. they cancelled any bids I had and if the item hadnt been paid for they removed me from the listing...
Square one...
Last edited by CrimsonLT1; Jul 23, 2009 at 11:13 AM.
Azenis are kinda greasy. Open to any other tire? The Khumo XS has beaten it in every catagory.
Well if you aren't going for slammed then I would go with the strano springs. 1.2" drop and handling will improve, or so everyone and their mother says in the suspension section. I know they usually sell out in a rapid fashion, I'm gonna get a set someday.
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Staging Lane
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