New Pic of the week entries
I have a few different pics that may work 
I'd planned on editing out the power antenna in the last pic but if any other Photoshop guru's wanna do it for me, then be my guest 
I'd planned on editing out the power antenna in the last pic but if any other Photoshop guru's wanna do it for me, then be my guest 
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Originally Posted by amit
keep going and post alot pix for ur ride man
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Originally Posted by LiveThenLetDie
Supah, is your T/a lowered? If so, by how much.
Thats also the best looking raptor hood I've seen.
Thats also the best looking raptor hood I've seen.
Thanks for the compliment
Yes, the cars been lowered. I used stock LS1 springs that were cut by a Machine Shop. The front springs were cut 1.5 coils while the back were cut 1 coil. It appears to have lowered the car by approx 2"s in the front and 1.5"s in the back. I also installed new Monroe shocks when I did the swap... it rides very well for a car lowered that much. I have no complaints about them except for the fact that I get a little more wheel hop now than at stock height *which is normal for a lowered car of course*, I need to get some LCA relocation brackets on there. I wouldn't recommend someone just chopping a coil or two off themselves, it'd probably be best to let a shop cut it properly
I've been riding on this setup for 7 months now with no issues of excessive tire wear, alignment probs etc etc.I get a lot of compliments in person over the stance it has... you may be able to tell in those pics that the front is down a little lower than the back. Gives it a little more aggressive look.
www.supahrich.com/blacknwhite2.jpg
You may be able to get a better idea of how it sits in the above pic
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Originally Posted by SupahRich
Thanks for the compliment
Yes, the cars been lowered. I used stock LS1 springs that were cut by a Machine Shop. The front springs were cut 1.5 coils while the back were cut 1 coil. It appears to have lowered the car by approx 2"s in the front and 1.5"s in the back. I also installed new Monroe shocks when I did the swap... it rides very well for a car lowered that much. I have no complaints about them except for the fact that I get a little more wheel hop now than at stock height *which is normal for a lowered car of course*, I need to get some LCA relocation brackets on there. I wouldn't recommend someone just chopping a coil or two off themselves, it'd probably be best to let a shop cut it properly I've been riding on this setup for 7 months now with no issues of excessive tire wear, alignment probs etc etc.
Yes, the cars been lowered. I used stock LS1 springs that were cut by a Machine Shop. The front springs were cut 1.5 coils while the back were cut 1 coil. It appears to have lowered the car by approx 2"s in the front and 1.5"s in the back. I also installed new Monroe shocks when I did the swap... it rides very well for a car lowered that much. I have no complaints about them except for the fact that I get a little more wheel hop now than at stock height *which is normal for a lowered car of course*, I need to get some LCA relocation brackets on there. I wouldn't recommend someone just chopping a coil or two off themselves, it'd probably be best to let a shop cut it properly
I've been riding on this setup for 7 months now with no issues of excessive tire wear, alignment probs etc etc. 
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Originally Posted by SupahRich
Thanks for the compliment
I get a lot of compliments in person over the stance it has... you may be able to tell in those pics that the front is down a little lower than the back. Gives it a little more aggressive look.
www.supahrich.com/blacknwhite2.jpg
You may be able to get a better idea of how it sits in the above pic
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I get a lot of compliments in person over the stance it has... you may be able to tell in those pics that the front is down a little lower than the back. Gives it a little more aggressive look.
www.supahrich.com/blacknwhite2.jpg
You may be able to get a better idea of how it sits in the above pic
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Now i wanna dump my camaro and get a Bird!!! 
I really appreciate all of the compliments! The other people that posted their pics in this thread have some hot rides... I really dig the Mystic Teal '95 Z, it sort of reminds me of my old car
The other people that posted their pics in this thread have some hot rides... I really dig the Mystic Teal '95 Z, it sort of reminds me of my old car 
