Performance spring stock height?
Performance spring stock height? I'm looking for a performance spring that will keep my car at stock height or slightly lower. My 18" wheels should fill the wheel well without too much of a gap.
I will also upgrade the shocks with either Bilstein hd's or Koni Srt.t.
Sway bars will be upgraded also, not sure which ones. I have bmr LCA and a adjustable PHR on the car already.
The car is not a daily driver and will not see any track time.
I do want it to handle well on the street. A comfortable ride is not a top priority as I do not drive it too often, but I don't want a punishing ride either.
Car currently has stock DeCarbons and Eibach pro kit. Too low for me.
Any suggestions would be great.
I will also upgrade the shocks with either Bilstein hd's or Koni Srt.t.
Sway bars will be upgraded also, not sure which ones. I have bmr LCA and a adjustable PHR on the car already.
The car is not a daily driver and will not see any track time.
I do want it to handle well on the street. A comfortable ride is not a top priority as I do not drive it too often, but I don't want a punishing ride either.
Car currently has stock DeCarbons and Eibach pro kit. Too low for me.
Any suggestions would be great.
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I'm looking for a performance spring that will keep my car at stock height or slightly lower. My 18" wheels should fill the wheel well without too much of a gap.
I will also upgrade the shocks with either Bilstein hd's or Koni Srt.t.
Sway bars will be upgraded also, not sure which ones. I have bmr LCA and a adjustable PHR on the car already.
The car is not a daily driver and will not see any track time.
I do want it to handle well on the street. A comfortable ride is not a top priority as I do not drive it too often, but I don't want a punishing ride either.
Car currently has stock DeCarbons and Eibach pro kit. Too low for me.
Any suggestions would be great.
I will also upgrade the shocks with either Bilstein hd's or Koni Srt.t.
Sway bars will be upgraded also, not sure which ones. I have bmr LCA and a adjustable PHR on the car already.
The car is not a daily driver and will not see any track time.
I do want it to handle well on the street. A comfortable ride is not a top priority as I do not drive it too often, but I don't want a punishing ride either.
Car currently has stock DeCarbons and Eibach pro kit. Too low for me.
Any suggestions would be great.
GM parts layout catalog doesn't show/define 1LE springs,but shows by suspension type,FE2,FE4,FE7,F41.
I suspect(but could be totally wrong) that GM#2297228 is the front and 10305134 is the rear.
http://performanceworks1.com/PDF%20F...s%20Manual.pdf
see pages 893,894,902,903,954
I suspect(but could be totally wrong) that GM#2297228 is the front and 10305134 is the rear.
http://performanceworks1.com/PDF%20F...s%20Manual.pdf
see pages 893,894,902,903,954
Look for a set of optional SLP springs that were available with the Bilstein suspension. That will put you very near stock ride height. I have a set that came on my car. But I am keeping them. Eibach made the spring for slp.
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