help decide which rear springs
03-14-2008, 05:29 PM
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help decide which rear springs Im just looking for a 1 -1.5 drop max for the rear. Which springs should i go with that will still have a stock/decent ride with the stock shocks that only have 30k miles on them? Does anyone have anything there looking to sell maybe a shock /spring combo or just the springs?
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Im just looking for a 1 -1.5 drop max for the rear. Which springs should i go with that will still have a stock/decent ride with the stock shocks that only have 30k miles on them? Does anyone have anything there looking to sell maybe a shock /spring combo or just the springs?
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03-15-2008, 07:36 AM
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We offer a rear lowering spring that sounds like it would fit the bill perfectly. The rear only spring part # is SP003 and will run $125.95 here is a link to the page http://www.bmrfabrication.com/F-bodySuspension.htm This rear spring is a 1.25" progressive lowering spring so ride quality is not compromised when lowering the vehicle. If you have any other questions regading our products please feel free to ask....
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03-15-2008, 07:37 AM
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We offer a rear lowering spring that sounds like it would fit the bill perfectly. The rear only spring part # is SP003 and will run $125.95 here is a link to the page http://www.bmrfabrication.com/F-bodySuspension.htm This rear spring is a 1.25" progressive lowering spring so ride quality is not compromised when lowering the vehicle. If you have any other questions regading our products please feel free to ask....
On a side note we are running a killer SALE check it out here-
http://www.bmrfabrication.com/taxrefundsale.htm
On a side note we are running a killer SALE check it out here-
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what what shipping be to 29644?
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But how do your progressive rate lowering springs behave with stock shocks? I doubt the stock shocks have the proper damping capabilities - they don't even work well with the stock springs...
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I personally would never buy springs first (too use with stock shocks) - I would at least buy the shocks first - then the springs - optimum would be to buy spring/shock package that work together.
With progressive rate lowering springs and stock shocks you would be worse off as far as handling goes.
Kinda like buying a killer set of heads without the appropriate cam to go with them to realize the full potential of the new heads -or- visa versa
With progressive rate lowering springs and stock shocks you would be worse off as far as handling goes.
Kinda like buying a killer set of heads without the appropriate cam to go with them to realize the full potential of the new heads -or- visa versa