heavy subs, anyone else have this problem
heavy subs, anyone else have this problem I dont know what the problem is, but i just put new stock springs in and my system (i think) is the problem to me bottoming out. 2 MTX 9500's i think 85 lbs a piece, and a subthump t-top box. i bottom out bad with all that weight and i cant even have anyone ride in the back lol. i have 19'' rims also so they adds to it. i will be rolling the fenders but do i need new shocks or what ? anyone have 2 cents on this ?
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69z-28 put loweing springs in and has 2 15s in subthump box, its deff a heavy setup and was bottoming out bad and tearin up his tires on OEM C6 wheels, went back to stock springs and no issues. IMO ur dubs dont way 85 lbs a piece there just no way but i could be wrong
69z-28 put loweing springs in and has 2 15s in subthump box, its deff a heavy setup and was bottoming out bad and tearin up his tires on OEM C6 wheels, went back to stock springs and no issues. IMO ur dubs dont way 85 lbs a piece there just no way but i could be wrong
The stock springs are 114 lbs./in. so it doesn't take a lot to compress them.
If you can find some 1le rear springs they have a noticeably higher spring rate; 130-180 lbs./in. Which IMO would help you out alot! Along with rolling the fender lips!
If you can find some 1le rear springs they have a noticeably higher spring rate; 130-180 lbs./in. Which IMO would help you out alot! Along with rolling the fender lips!
