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03-25-2006 #1
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70 camaro suspension help
what type of suspension should i go with i have a 70 rs camaro and want to put 17" wheels and tuck the tire a bit like the 73 called the heavenly hammer right now its all stock. thanks
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03-25-2006 #2I would start with 2 websites
http://pro-touringf-body.com/
www.globalwest.net
These are basically all the bits an pieces you need to do it and some very good tech info to boot1971 Camaro, 383 stroker ~500HP,M21 Trans with lightened flywheel. All Sorts of Auto-x Goodness in the Suspension. 12" Brakes ->SOLD
But ask me about my 2004 STi Auto-x car...
Just call me Brett
03-26-2006 #3
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FWIW, here's what I'm doing with my 78 T/A:
From pro-touringf-body.com (sponsor):
- GT suspension package: front/rear springs + hardware & bushings
- Solid body bushings
- subframe connectors
- rear sway bar drop-links
SC&C (sponsor):
- Stage 1 kit: adjustable upper control arms with greasable race bushings and tall lower ball joint (note that the stage1 normally comes with a tall upper ball, but Mark said the tall lower ball will have the same advantages as the upper and also improve bumpsteer). Also note that with the stage1 on the 2nd gens, you don't need to do the g-mod to get the same geometry advantages ...
Global West:
- Del-a-lum lower control arm bushings
- tie-rod sleeves
- QA1 adjustable shocks
ATS (sponsor):
- Steering box & rag joint
- non-suspension stuff: motor mounts, clutch mount plate, oil pan, transmission crossmember (if it fits) - for my LS1 conversion
Energy suspension:
- polyurethane bushings for sway bars and end-links
Moog:
- all my steering linkages (inner/outer tierods, center link, idler arm, upper ball joints)
Precision Brakes (sponsor):
- front & rear Wilwood disc brake kits
Works:
- VS-XX 17" wheels
Note that I'm keeping my existing sway bars (but getting them powder-coated ...). I'm also keeping my lower control arms, but again getting them powder-coated.
And to make Tony & Lowend happy ... all of the moog, energy suspension and global west products were ordered through Speed Merchant.
Pretty much all of this was based on advice I've gotten here.
03-26-2006 #4
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BTW, there's also a lot of good info on David Pozzi's site:
http://www.pozziracing.com/
The Pozzi's have a 73 camaro.
03-27-2006 #5
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cool thanks its kind of hard to find 2nd gen tech questions
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