slik98z

I have the Eibach pro kit, I will be ordering shocks this weekend, and now im trying to decide on which brand relocation brackets, lower control arms, and pan hard bar i should get. Is Spohn a good company? or should i go with BMR? Also would it be wise for me to get adjustable lca's and an adjustable panhard bar?

I want to do this right the first time so any other suggestions are welcome. btw i have subframe connectors at my cousins house which i will be picking up in august...so no need to mention those.

Thanks
Travis

99-LS1-SS

Spohn is a very good company.
Buy new upper springs plates for the front shocks. They will save you a lot of headaches.

slik98z

do i need new upper spring plates if im going to be buying new front shocks? I'm actually thinking of installing what i have this weekend as ill be going to fla for most of july and just wait on the shocks till i get back so i can buy some of the konis or the ones you have over the bilsteins. if i wait and put the springs on now with the stock shocks(the shocks i have have about 16k miles on them) what kind of issues might i run into?

buckwild

personally i like kyb 7 way shocks and bmr suspension all the way around. good luck

Fulton 1

iTrader: (9)

I like BMR bolt-in relo. brackets myself. They're very solid and there's no way to "weld" them in incorrectly as is the case with some other designs. If ultimate strength is an issue then welding the bolt-ins is also an option. I'd highly recommend LG rod/poly or rod/rod LCA's and rod/rod PHR if you can deal with a bit more noise. They are WELL worth the few bucks you'll pay over other competitors. Adjustable PHR is a good idea when lowering more than an inch or so. Adjustable LCA's are really a misnomer, so don't worry about adjustment here.

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