SRfastZ

I have a 98 Z28 camaro with ground effects from the factory i dont know which srings would look good on my car prokit or sportlines or something else yall guys know about, i have 18s all around and i dont want to scatch the front end of my car and i have a steep drive way which suks as$
help me out guys thanks

umrjmac

iTrader: (2)

You should pull your car (as-is) up to the steepest grade change on the driveway and have a buddy measure how much ground clearance you have with you in the car. Ideally, I would check with a couple of people in the car so that you dont have suprises later...figure out how much room you have to play with and then shop for springs with an appropriate amount of drop. Without knowing how much you want to/can lower the car, its hard to make a call on springs.

Once you know how much lower you can go, I would get feedback from the forum and call Sam Strano for additional guidance on which springs to run.

SRfastZ

thanks for the advice ill try that later on today

GM Muscle

iTrader: (9)

Right now my car is about 1.75" lower on all four corners and my skinnies are only about 25.5" tall in to front. Non of my stock ground effects have ever hit the ground. The air damn hits alot and I ripped off the Wings West front peice at the race track on decel, but I returned to the stocker peices and they have never hit anything.

SRfastZ

yeah i like the way your car sits and looks really good my car is also red , what kind of springs are you running and shocks if any ?

GM Muscle

iTrader: (9)

I'm running Hypercoils. I think they lowered the car about 1.5" out of the box (picture in my sig is how they alone lowered it). I have an adjustable coilover set up in the front so I dropped the front alittle more and I remove the axle isolators in the rear to drop that alittle more.

I run QA1 shocks on all four corners. They are mainly a drag shock.

SRfastZ

thats cool what springs and shocks you think i should go with my car is a M6 and i like the highway a lot and it doesnt see that much of the track since its a M6 car

GM Muscle

iTrader: (9)

There are so many spring kits on the market today it can be hard to choose. There are a few threads floating around with reviews and pics of most springs. If your not doing much racing there really isn't a need for an adjustable shock, revalved Bilsteins would work well. I would contact Strano for the shocks.

SRfastZ

alright thanks is there a website for that guy or number

GM Muscle

iTrader: (9)

Here's there website http://www.stranoparts.com/index.php . Sam posts under the user name Sam Strano so you could probrably shoot him a PM.

SRfastZ

thanks again you been much help

GM Muscle

iTrader: (9)

No problem.