Can I lower the front of my LS1 without lowering the back?
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Can I lower the front of my LS1 without lowering the back?
I'm going for a custom look with my 02 SS, and was wondering if it would be wise to drop the front of my car without dropping the back. I like the "old school" look but am concerned that I might run into problems. What kind of problems would this cause...if any? Handeling issues? Things like that. Any feedback would be appreciated.
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I ran on stock rear springs and Hotchkis front springs for a few months because of y-pipe clearance issues. I didn't have any problems and can't really think of any negatives.
-Mike
-Mike
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Well, it certainly depends on how much you plan on doing. I don't like the front lower than the rear for handling. I prefer the rear about as low or a touch lower. Ride heights effect a number of things. Center of Gravity, roll center heights, and corner weights and caster.
If you keep it within reason you can do it. But I'd never recommend it.
If you keep it within reason you can do it. But I'd never recommend it.
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