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69 buick GS
08-27-2007, 07:25 PM
Hello everyone! I just have to say you guys are awesome! I have spent many a night looking at pics and reading all sorts of stuff in protouring and cant get enough. My project is a 69 Buick GS with a 455, 4speed and factory air. I have been looking for all sorts of info on suspension, ride height, wheels&tires, etc. to give the buick a great look. Anybody else have a GS or skylark here? Love look'n at the chevelle's but I was wondering if there were some other protouring buicks hang'n out. I will post some pics of the car in current state (not started yet). Any ideas or help is welcome.
Thanks again!
GSXTRA
08-27-2007, 07:49 PM
71 buick gsx
455 stage one
2 inch lowering kit on the front
2 inch lowering springs on the rear
baer tracker tie rod end
lee 12 to 1 box
coleman racing pitman arm
ccp 13 inch brakes front
ccp 12 inch brakes rear
12 bolt, strange everything
ccp upper tubular a arms
power coated frame
ATI turbo 400
2003 gto rear seat
Hotskis front and rear sway bars
all lines are stainless and steel braided
shaved door handles and deck lid
custom grille
custom fabricated front spoiler
custom fabricated front and rear bumpers
shaved side maker lamps
custom connsole with touch screen
custom dash pod with autometer gauges
will be posting photos in the next couple of weeks when i get back to the shop
Ralph LoGrasso
08-28-2007, 02:34 PM
Welcome to the site.
ProTouring442
08-29-2007, 02:04 AM
Nice project! Looking at your list, I might suggest the ATS spindles. They accept any C-5 front brake kit, and are tall like the B-body swap, but without the other B-body issues. I have not yet ordered mine, but they are definitely on the list!
On my 442 I am using the Global West upper and lower control arms on the front, though my understanding from this list shows that SC&C make a very nice control arm kit as well. I like the GW stuff because of the use of bushings instead of heim joints, but that might be a silly bias on my part.
While I'm on suspension, what's with the Coleman Racing pitman arm?
Shiny Side Up!
Bill
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