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    1. #1
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      Apr 2012
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      Ridetech's new Coil-Overs for 5th Gen Camaros

      Hey guys my name is Kyle Nichter and I'm with the sales department over here at ridetech. We've been a leader in the aftermarket suspension systems for hot rods and muscle cars for 17 years now, but we're relatively new to the late model muscle market. We have been working closely w/ Fox Racing over the last 2 years developing a new McPherson Strut. It's not just a replacement strut…... The new ridetech Performance CoilOver struts and rear coil overs are designed with handling and ride quality in mind.


      Some of the features include:
      • Steel monotube in the front, Aluminium impact forged monotube in the rear
      • Oversized rod guides for maximum strength and durability
      • Extruded aluminum clamp mount with integrated stainless steel brake and ABS brackets
      • Nitro carburized finish for lasting durability
      • Billet upper mounting bracket with built in caster/camber adjustment
      • Integrated trust bearing in the upper mount
      • Includes Hyperco springs which are made from a high tensile steel and are available in a variety of different spring rates
      • Delrin spring washers for easy preload adjustment


      We just started shipping on the HQ Series CoilOvers (rebound adjustable). Here’s some pictures of the setup and a link to the instructions if your curios how to install them.


      http://www.ridetech.com/store/index....chment_id=1088


      Thanks for taking the time to read my post and if you've got any questions or need more information, just reply or send me a PM!Name:  2010-camaro-coilover-1.jpg
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    2. #2
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      Aug 2010
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      now In Dandridge, Tn.
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      Is there a static drop built in to these?

    3. #3
      Join Date
      Apr 2006
      Location
      Des Moines, IA
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      Rob,

      Our black car is sitting about as low as a street car can be and it's 1.5" lower in the front and 2.25" lower in the rear.
      However, there is a good amount of adjustment, so ride height can be moved around a bit.


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