Looking into lowering my car
04-28-2008, 05:11 PM
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Looking into lowering my car I am looking into lowering my car pretty soon, but i am not exactly sure what to go with.
I'm thinking either hotchkis, eibach prokit, or maybe sportlines ( they may be to low ) for springs.
As for shocks, i am not exactly sure what to get? Any opinions?
Pics will help
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I'm thinking either hotchkis, eibach prokit, or maybe sportlines ( they may be to low ) for springs.
As for shocks, i am not exactly sure what to get? Any opinions?
Pics will help
Thanks
04-28-2008, 07:56 PM
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just be sure you are prepared for speed bumps, hitting stuff you normally don't now with your exhaust and SFC's, etc. Got to admit it is a bad *** look. 
Handling at least with me is a major difference and there are some days climbing in and out of it all day long can wear on you. That's if you over 40
Handling at least with me is a major difference and there are some days climbing in and out of it all day long can wear on you. That's if you over 40
04-28-2008, 08:55 PM
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I am going for that lowered look, and handling. I don't want to be slammed, i just don't want a 4x4 camaro anymore.
I really don't have the money to drop on koni's or else i would.
How are the kyb's?
I really don't have the money to drop on koni's or else i would.
How are the kyb's?
04-28-2008, 09:18 PM
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From doing a little more research i am leaning toward strano springs and either saving up a lilttle more cash and going with koni's or getting the AGX's?
BTW, what color are strano springs?
BTW, what color are strano springs?
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04-29-2008, 11:41 AM
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Go with the strano springs they made the car I bought with sportline springs installed transition from unpleasent / borderline unsafe to a joy to drive. I'm sure the koni shocks would feel great but I have no complaints with the KYB AGX shocks so far.
Take it easy
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Take it easy
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04-29-2008, 08:49 PM
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+1 for Stranos.
My 2nd choice is Hotchkis, which I have on my car. Strano ran out of ummm...Stranos
like a week before I purchased my car 
I went with Hotchkis because I have had great experience with them on my classic cars (70 Chevelle, 71 Nova, 67 El Camino). While they offer exceptional handling and quality, I still plan to get Stranos. I have never heard an ill word about them. Only very positive reviews, so I am anxious to try them on my F-body.
Good luck!
jess
My 2nd choice is Hotchkis, which I have on my car. Strano ran out of ummm...Stranos
like a week before I purchased my car I went with Hotchkis because I have had great experience with them on my classic cars (70 Chevelle, 71 Nova, 67 El Camino). While they offer exceptional handling and quality, I still plan to get Stranos. I have never heard an ill word about them. Only very positive reviews, so I am anxious to try them on my F-body.
Good luck!
jess
