What springs for a Z28?
02-15-2006, 06:14 PM
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What springs for a Z28? I have been looking around for a while for some lowering springs and it seems like the Eibachs springs are pretty good. would like to konw what other brands are good. post some pics.
02-15-2006, 09:13 PM
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I have the Prokit, pics in sig. Handles great, headers clear the road just fine, and there's plenty of room under there for speedbumps.
I wouldn't want the car any lower than it is right now- its perfect.
I wouldn't want the car any lower than it is right now- its perfect.
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03-13-2006, 04:10 PM
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Get Hotchkiss bro. I had sportlines on my previous f-body and changed it right away because it gave me problems such as being bouncy and speedbump and f*cked up roads. The 00 Camaro ss I have now came with sportlines and changed it back to hotchkiss and man what a difference in ride. Hotchkis I believe drops about 1.25 to 1.5 and the stance looks great. I like it better then the prokit.
03-13-2006, 08:16 PM
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Sportlines: very low ride height + very low spring rate = uncomfortable ride + riding on bumpstops + bottoming out over all sorts of road impressions.
Eibach Pro-Kit or Hotchkis: decent ride height without too much bottoming out and have a decent spring rate. If you have properly valved shocks, then you'll have a decent ride with a good, if not improved performance.
Eibach Pro-Kit or Hotchkis: decent ride height without too much bottoming out and have a decent spring rate. If you have properly valved shocks, then you'll have a decent ride with a good, if not improved performance.
