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Old 05-11-2007, 09:33 PM
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Cars look great, as usual!

A little off topic, but how well do the Hotchkis springs ride with the stock shocks (assuming you're still running the stock shocks)?

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Looks nice. Don't see too many Formula Firehawks.

BTW - What black wheels did you have on your C6? Do you have a pic or details?
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Bob: You are correct on iForged. 18" and larger. Intro makes them in 17" though.

Josh: I am using the stock shocks and they work fine. This is the fourth f-body I've lowered with stock shocks and no complaints so far. Hotchkis springs ride smooth, that is why I keep using them.

DrkPhx: I had DPE Forged wheels on the C6. Pics on my fquick page. Click the link in my sig. www.DPEngineering.cc
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mind me askin' what you do for a living?

You always keep an incredible collection...
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Originally Posted by Nine Ball
Bob: You are correct on iForged. 18" and larger. Intro makes them in 17" though.

Josh: I am using the stock shocks and they work fine. This is the fourth f-body I've lowered with stock shocks and no complaints so far. Hotchkis springs ride smooth, that is why I keep using them.

DrkPhx: I had DPE Forged wheels on the C6. Pics on my fquick page. Click the link in my sig. www.DPEngineering.cc
Your lowered on Hotckis and haven't chopped up your tires?
Damn, 1st ride out I came back with this on both tires


I'm running GS-D3s in 295s out back

Also to answer the question about the stretched tire, mine don't look stretched in person.
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Only time I've ever had a Hotchkis lowered car rub a tire was in my hugger orange SS with three heavy dudes in it. I've had the same brand springs on the '00 T/A, '99 SS, '02 SS, '98 Formula, and now this car. I'm sure they would rub with too many people in the car, might roll them to be safe.
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Originally Posted by Nine Ball
Only time I've ever had a Hotchkis lowered car rub a tire was in my hugger orange SS with three heavy dudes in it. I've had the same brand springs on the '00 T/A, '99 SS, '02 SS, '98 Formula, and now this car. I'm sure they would rub with too many people in the car, might roll them to be safe.
I've got the hotckis too and they are awesome springs. Good luck to ya, but if you need a fender roller I'm sure you have the hookup somewhere, but I also rent mine out
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im sure his dont rub cause the goodyears run very big!!
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Originally Posted by Nine Ball
Bob: You are correct on iForged. 18" and larger. Intro makes them in 17" though.
Tony...do you have a llink to their site with the Astras on it? Thank You.

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badass cars
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damn i wish they made those astras in 17's. a 17x9.5 and 17x11 combo and id be all over it.
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Damn I love those Atras! Wonder how they would look on a quicksilver Z06 with the centers match painted bodycolor?
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Both cars look great! How much did the Hotchkis springs actually lower the car? I am considering these springs but don't want more than a 1" drop. Do you have any before and after measurements from the fender to the ground?
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Originally Posted by Nine Ball
Bob: You are correct on iForged. 18" and larger. Intro makes them in 17" though.

Josh: I am using the stock shocks and they work fine. This is the fourth f-body I've lowered with stock shocks and no complaints so far. Hotchkis springs ride smooth, that is why I keep using them.

DrkPhx: I had DPE Forged wheels on the C6. Pics on my fquick page. Click the link in my sig. www.DPEngineering.cc

Tony and everyone else... FYI
iForged only does 18" wheels and above for there 3 piece wheels....
They do make 17"s in there 2 piece wheels....
17X8's and 17X10's and there quite a bit cheaper....



Lookin good like always Tony.

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Both cars are amazing! Those thicker spokes definately look better on the camaro. Firehawk looks nice and sleek, good job on picking the right wheels.
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Astras are not listed on their site, but there is a Viper in the gallery that has them. That is how I knew they existed

Hotchkis lowered the car about 1"
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Tony, I do not see the Astras on Intro's site? Any idea?

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Astra = iForged.

You won't find them on the Intro site.
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good luck w/ the iforged wheels. at least they aren't chrome
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i am hoping i can buy some of those ccw's for my SOM one day


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