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im looking to lower my camaro can somebody tell me the difference between the pro kit and the sportline kit. and what would you guys recommend thanks.
im looking to lower my camaro can somebody tell me the difference between the pro kit and the sportline kit. and what would you guys recommend thanks.
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I agree with everyone. I had Pro-kit front and rears on my car for alittle while. rear started sagging so I jumped on Strano's rear springs when he had an overstock. I think its a perfect combo.
Sportline: 2 inch drop front and rear.
Front spring rate: 360 lbs/in
Rear spring rate: 80-137 lbs/in
Pro-kit: 1.5 inch drop front, "1.3" inch drop rear
Front spring rate: 400 lbs/in
Rear spring rate: 80-137 lbs/in
Sportlines are basically only ever used for looks. Performance wise, they're terrible.
Sportline: 2 inch drop front and rear.
Front spring rate: 360 lbs/in
Rear spring rate: 80-137 lbs/in
Pro-kit: 1.5 inch drop front, "1.3" inch drop rear
Front spring rate: 400 lbs/in
Rear spring rate: 80-137 lbs/in
Sportlines are basically only ever used for looks. Performance wise, they're terrible.
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btw, eibach springs drop it quite a bit more than what they advertise. mine dropped ~ 2 inches all around. the rears were low enough that id hit the bump stops on certain bridge transitions on the freeway. i ended up swapping the stock rear springs back in and doing the hosemod; its got a nice little rake going on and rides a ton better.
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Just a reminder the front spring rate for the BMR spring is 550 pounds per inch. The rear spring rate is 170 pounds per inch. The BMR springs are slightly stiffer than the Hotchkis springs and very similar to the Strano springs. We have the springs in stock and if ordered by 3pm est we can ship same day.
http://www.bmrfabrication.com/F4.htm
http://www.bmrfabrication.com/F4.htm
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