anybody have a pic of their camaro with the sporline 1.8" drop springs?
04-02-2010, 01:19 PM
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anybody have a pic of their camaro with the sporline 1.8" drop springs? i am thinkin about getting sportline springs from eibach, i lanna know what they look like installed if you have a pic 
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Here's some pics of my TA. Careful though you might be opening Pandora's Box by saying you want Sportlines! 
Pics not very good took them with my phone.
Pics not very good took them with my phone. Last edited by conde'strans; 04-02-2010 at 06:42 PM. Reason: added info
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i'll rephrase that, is there any way i can get my camaro lowered about 2" like using springs and lowering control arms? do they make lowering control arms for these things?
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you might try a coilover setup but i can't think of any other springs that will go that low off the top of my head... you will be sacrificing alot of ground clearance and if you have longtubes and aftermarket exhaust you will more than likely beat it all to hell, and it will prob not handle very well at all, then you have to roll fenders or beat the inner fenderwells to clear tires, basically it isn't worth it imo... there are lower control arms but no such thing as lowering control arms... changing the lcas will not affect ride height
04-03-2010, 12:50 PM
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No drop control arms, like with trucks. If you do go with the Sportline springs go for the lesser of two evils; the LS1 Sportline springs, NOT the LT1 Sportline. To regain some of the lost suspension travel for a lot smoother ride do the "Upper Mount Mod" up front. And if you want to stick with Eibach springs but want something better then the Sportline spring get their LT1 Pro-kit; it's their best Eibach option for your car.
You best overall option would be Strano's lowering springs, nice lowering with great spring rates, and no spring sag .
And last, but most important, get some good shocks to control those higher spring rates.
You best overall option would be Strano's lowering springs, nice lowering with great spring rates, and no spring sag .
And last, but most important, get some good shocks to control those higher spring rates.
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No drop control arms, like with trucks. If you do go with the Sportline springs go for the lesser of two evils; the LS1 Sportline springs, NOT the LT1 Sportline. To regain some of the lost suspension travel for a lot smoother ride do the "Upper Mount Mod" up front. And if you want to stick with Eibach springs but want something better then the Sportline spring get their LT1 Pro-kit; it's their best Eibach option for your car.
You best overall option would be Strano's lowering springs, nice lowering with great spring rates, and no spring sag .
And last, but most important, get some good shocks to control those higher spring rates.
You best overall option would be Strano's lowering springs, nice lowering with great spring rates, and no spring sag .
And last, but most important, get some good shocks to control those higher spring rates.
