LT1vs. LS1 sportlines + shock ?
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I am looking to buy sportlines for my 01, and I ahve seen it metioned somewhere that lt1 sportlines are better than the Ls1 sportlines. Can someone give me some insight as to why? Also I currently have the SLP Bilstein suspension, will the shocks work well with the new springs? Is there any pictures of an LS1 car with LT1 aportlines? Thanks for any help!
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there is a difference between sportlines for an LT1 and LS1?? i bought a set of sportlines for my 95 Z28 from my friend who had them on a 98 LS1 and i assumed that the sportlines were the same for all 93-97 f-bodies. anyway i really like my sportlines except for the fact that i daily drive my car and it scrapes on everything.... but handling is amazing and with a set of koni adjustable shocks/struts and poly sway bar bushings.... i hope that info helps ya. i guess my point is that i didn't think the spring rate or height was any diff. between the LT1 and LS1 bu i could be wrong
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I just did some reasearch and there is a different part number for an Ls1 vs. Lt1 car. Mine in my sig is with the correct springs for an Ls1. The only difference might be for a different weight of the car. In that case you would want the ones for your specific car. IMO
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hmm, i didn't know that there was a difference but that makes sense if the cars' weights are different. good to know.... now, i just hope my springs are ok in my LT1 cause they are out of a 98 LS1
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Originally Posted by dannyz28
hmm, i didn't know that there was a difference but that makes sense if the cars' weights are different. good to know.... now, i just hope my springs are ok in my LT1 cause they are out of a 98 LS1 ![Icon Confused](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies2/icon_confused.gif)
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that sounds rite.... when i put the springs from my buddies car in my LT1 the first thing out of his mouth was "damn your car looks lower than mine did".... i just thought it was in his head cause I have a set of aftermarket wheels which make the car look low, but i guess he was rite. oh well. they're in there now and i am not changin' em. but thanks for the info.