Best first suspension upgrade...
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Haha nah, it's not hijacking. I'm a complete newb when it comes to suspension, i've been spending all my time eavesdropping in the internals section and the newbie forums
So don't feel like you're babbying me by spelling stuff out, i'm slow and often need it. Thanks again.
So don't feel like you're babbying me by spelling stuff out, i'm slow and often need it. Thanks again.
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[QUOTE=Vrbas]Yeeeeaaaah, about that.... not lookin' to dish out > 1 grand./QUOTE]
You'll be buying it later then. I guess it will be fun to have the car down for a month just to place a new rear in it because you waited...
You'll be buying it later then. I guess it will be fun to have the car down for a month just to place a new rear in it because you waited...
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[QUOTE=The Black Mamba] +1 on that....kinda wish i would have replaced the rearend first
Originally Posted by Vrbas
Yeeeeaaaah, about that.... not lookin' to dish out > 1 grand./QUOTE]
You'll be buying it later then. I guess it will be fun to have the car down for a month just to place a new rear in it because you waited...
You'll be buying it later then. I guess it will be fun to have the car down for a month just to place a new rear in it because you waited...
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Assume i go the cornering and carving route...
Thanks for the help.
Thanks for the help.
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Hey Vrbas, you're in Memphis right? Why don't you come and join the WTFBA. West Tennessee F-Body Association. Good group of folks, all different level of mods and expertise as well as many who just enjoy the cars. Drop me and PM if you are interested.
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A good set of control arms and sub frames is a great starting point that will make a difference for you. Control arm relocation bracketts are worth the 80 or so dollars they are too. If you are going to have your car up in the air and welding in sub frames I suggest to weld in the LCA relocation bracketts as well.
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Originally Posted by fastvert
... look at UMI stuff if you wanna save money they are pretty cheap compared to alot of the others..