anyone with true duals....
anyone with true duals.... I was looking for a little help with a set of springs to use with pacesetter lt's and tsp td set up. I currently have sportlines with zero clearence and need to change them out. What is everyone using on their car and how is the clearence?
Originally Posted by Z28Venom
Originally Posted by fasthwks
Thanks for the link, I knew that I had seen something on that not to long ago. It looks like the pro kit is alot higher than the sportlines but still sits nice, do you have any problems getting in and out of places or bottoming out while driving? The sportlines looked great but rode like crap.
As for bottoming out, I haven't scrapped once. But I've also been avoiding large speed bumps too. The prokit offers a great drop, and if your exhaust is done correctly. You should be fine.
Last edited by Z28Venom; Sep 6, 2004 at 01:11 PM.
I put the car up to stock height and have scraped several times today. The sound is sweet but I really do not like the clearence issue and hate the stock height! I am not sure what to do, maybe I need to see if I can get it up higher or I may go back to a y set up. The roads in Ohio are not bad but I have not even found the worst ones and I am already scraping on good ones.
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Its a fact...
If you lower the car... there will always be places you can't go over on. There will be places you will scrape. Its cause and effect.
If you install true duals after lowering the car... you can start avoiding more things like high driveways, Your breakover angle becomes ridiculously close to nothing. So stay away from speed bumps and even dips.
I have the PRO kit, hals along with the true duals all the way back. The exhaust goes UNDER the axle... My car isn't a daily driver so I only drive it on familiar roads. I can go over most speed bump but you have to do it really carefully or at least sideways.
If you lower the car... there will always be places you can't go over on. There will be places you will scrape. Its cause and effect.
If you install true duals after lowering the car... you can start avoiding more things like high driveways, Your breakover angle becomes ridiculously close to nothing. So stay away from speed bumps and even dips.
I have the PRO kit, hals along with the true duals all the way back. The exhaust goes UNDER the axle... My car isn't a daily driver so I only drive it on familiar roads. I can go over most speed bump but you have to do it really carefully or at least sideways.
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