Best lowering springs for an LS1 camaro?
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Hi I've got about 250 bucks to spend on lowering springs for my 02 camaro Z28. I have Eibach sportlines on my 97 and its super low. I was wondering if anyone has put these on an LS1 car before and how do they like them? I'm just trying to get the best and lowest for my money (250$). What do yall recommend ??
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Hi I've got about 250 bucks to spend on lowering springs for my 02 camaro Z28. I have Eibach sportlines on my 97 and its super low. I was wondering if anyone has put these on an LS1 car before and how do they like them? I'm just trying to get the best and lowest for my money (250$). What do yall recommend ??
Hello, we have our 1.25" lowering springs on sale until May 17th. The have a front spring rate of 550lb and the rear is 160lbs. Here is a link to our site and a couple pics of the springs installed. The first pic is stock springs the second with our 1.25" springs. They are priced well under your budget.
http://www.bmrfabrication.com/F-bodySuspension.htm
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My 97 camaro is dropped 2 inches all the way around on Eibach sportlines and I love it. I've been driving it like that for almost 3 years and i've gotten pretty good at it so yea ha.
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I would say LG springs are going to be your only real option then.
sportlines suck, I am really surprised you haven't totally blown out your shocks...or maybe you have and just don't notice.
sportlines suck, I am really surprised you haven't totally blown out your shocks...or maybe you have and just don't notice.
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Hmm alright thanks for the input.. I believe my shocks are blown in my 97, but last time I had it in the shop for alignment/tie rods they didn't say anything and the springs have been on there for 4 years+. I'm not finding anything on Koni, but I see Stranos springs and they are 275 shipped.. And it's only a 1.2 inch drop. That isn't low enough!
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My car sits at 26.5 inches measured at the fenders, which is about 1.2 to 1.5 inch drop. All I got say is thank god it's not a DD cause it would get really old having to be so careful about clearing speedbumps, curbs, pot holes, debris on road, and small rodents.