Strano springs are on(review) (before/after pics)
02-04-2009, 01:55 AM
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Strano springs are on(review) (before/after pics) I recently had strano springs put on my camaro that i think may have came with springs from a silverado ( yes it was that lifted)... i have worked on some apperance mods this past month, this thread is just for showing the before and....DRASTICCCCC after pics lol....
AFTER::
as far as the springs i actually love them!.. they definitely have the perfect stance and not that "slammed" look some other springs give nor do i have to worry about sagging like one of my friends with the pro kit, also the springs feel really stiff and i really like the way they ride.. good product
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as far as the springs i actually love them!.. they definitely have the perfect stance and not that "slammed" look some other springs give nor do i have to worry about sagging like one of my friends with the pro kit, also the springs feel really stiff and i really like the way they ride.. good product
02-04-2009, 02:18 AM
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i just had them put on last Wednesday... not many miles i have driven since... i actually didnt change my shocks, i was going to go with kyb's but im going to wait awhile and maybe go ahead and get the koni's
02-04-2009, 10:24 AM
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You should have gotten the shocks first. Get the Konis, if you don't, you will regret it. Ride in a well setup Koni car, and you will kick yourself in the nuts. Don't cheap out on shocks, single biggest improvement you can make to the dynamics of these cars.
02-04-2009, 11:06 AM
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I don't think it looks saggy...maybe you do because the rear wheel wells aren't cut as tall/open. If you look at the rocker panel you'll see his car is not tail down.... 
And before I forget--Thank you for taking the time to post your results and pictures. That really is invaluable to me. I'm very glad you are pleased with your springs because I worked hard on specing them out to get exactly what I wanted.
And before I forget--Thank you for taking the time to post your results and pictures. That really is invaluable to me. I'm very glad you are pleased with your springs because I worked hard on specing them out to get exactly what I wanted.
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02-04-2009, 12:49 PM
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Typically about 1.2".
Too low? I don't think so, look at the OP's car, it's far from slammed there are many more springs that are lower than mine are.
Stock shocks aren't very good for stock springs. You can use my spring on stock shocks (again the OP here is), but that's not the best result, and fwiw, that's the case for any lowering spring not just mine.
Too low? I don't think so, look at the OP's car, it's far from slammed there are many more springs that are lower than mine are.
Stock shocks aren't very good for stock springs. You can use my spring on stock shocks (again the OP here is), but that's not the best result, and fwiw, that's the case for any lowering spring not just mine.
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02-04-2009, 03:35 PM
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Typically about 1.2".
Too low? I don't think so, look at the OP's car, it's far from slammed there are many more springs that are lower than mine are.
Stock shocks aren't very good for stock springs. You can use my spring on stock shocks (again the OP here is), but that's not the best result, and fwiw, that's the case for any lowering spring not just mine.
Too low? I don't think so, look at the OP's car, it's far from slammed there are many more springs that are lower than mine are.
Stock shocks aren't very good for stock springs. You can use my spring on stock shocks (again the OP here is), but that's not the best result, and fwiw, that's the case for any lowering spring not just mine.
