hows this set-up?????
03-13-2007, 11:00 PM
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hows this set-up????? here is all my suspension and chassis mods. on stock rear springs. bought it this way.
Ground Control Front Coil-Over Kit
Koni Double Adjustable Front Shocks
Eibach Linear Rate 500 in/lbs Front Coils
Poly Bushing in front Control Arms
Supsension Techniques 35mm Front Sway Bar
Energy Susp. Poly Trans Mount
LG Torque Arm w/ Heim Joint Front Mount
Global West Dual Spherical Bearing LCAs
LG Adjustable PHR w/ Dual Heim Joints
Bilstein HD Rear Shocks (3rd Gen. Fbody Model)
LCA relocation brackets
Subframe connectors
Strut Tower Brace
just wondering. is this a good set-up with different springs and shocks/ should i invest in rear springs. sorry if its kinda confusing.
Ground Control Front Coil-Over Kit
Koni Double Adjustable Front Shocks
Eibach Linear Rate 500 in/lbs Front Coils
Poly Bushing in front Control Arms
Supsension Techniques 35mm Front Sway Bar
Energy Susp. Poly Trans Mount
LG Torque Arm w/ Heim Joint Front Mount
Global West Dual Spherical Bearing LCAs
LG Adjustable PHR w/ Dual Heim Joints
Bilstein HD Rear Shocks (3rd Gen. Fbody Model)
LCA relocation brackets
Subframe connectors
Strut Tower Brace
just wondering. is this a good set-up with different springs and shocks/ should i invest in rear springs. sorry if its kinda confusing.
03-13-2007, 11:25 PM
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i guess guys dont no wat im asking. Is it bad to mix and match the springs and shocks like that. and is haveing the stock rear springs hurting me????
03-14-2007, 12:22 AM
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Personally I'd go with the adjustable QA1 hal shocks, i've read nothing but good about them. I wouldn't worry too much about your rear springs, unless you are going to lower your car they are hard to find.
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Originally Posted by WolfgangX
Personally I'd go with the adjustable QA1 hal shocks, i've read nothing but good about them. I wouldn't worry too much about your rear springs, unless you are going to lower your car they are hard to find.
thats horrible advice. he has a front suspension and other supporting mods that are setup for cornering and your telling him to get a rear setup made for drag racing..
everything looks great except for the rear shocks/springs...
together they go well, but as far as the rest of your setup, its a bit mis matched. what do you want to do with the car? drag race? just street? some auto-x or canyons?
or call Sam Strano and talk to him about anything/everything you want to do with the car and he'll set you up
03-14-2007, 11:10 AM
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THANKS im going to be mostly drag racing. but might get into auto-x. so i just dont want a drag racing set-up. the guy told me the car was built for the course. i guess i need to pick up so new springs and shocks for the rear. thanks guys.
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Originally Posted by sportsaddict_21
THANKS im going to be mostly drag racing. but might get into auto-x. so i just dont want a drag racing set-up. the guy told me the car was built for the course. i guess i need to pick up so new springs and shocks for the rear. thanks guys.
you might as well look into getting some koni s/a rear shocks and ground control adjustables since you've got them on the front...
but this will give you a mainly cornering setup...you can still pull some good times at the track though..just won't be getting the optimum or best times/results