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10-08-2008 #1
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Updated Pictures - Lawless Camaro need some help
Okay, cars almost completed but I feel the front of the vehicle needs to be lowered some more. To date the front consist of 2" lowering springs with 18 x 8" wheels along with a 245/40/18 tire. The front fenders seem pretty close to the tire but I would like to bring it down some more.
FYI the springs on the front are new, about 5 days old. Will they settle some more as I drive it?
Need some help....
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10-08-2008 #2
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It could come down a smidge maybe......I'd drive it a liitle while, they will settle some.
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10-08-2008 #3
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Jim, What control arms and springs did you use? You need to drop a good 2" or even more for the look you want. Also, if you put some begative camber in it you wont have any rub issues.
Oh Yeah, look fricken awesome!
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10-09-2008 #4
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Not a mechanic here, but a fellow Pro-Touring member with a 69 Camaro used aluminum sub-frame bushings that were slightly thinner than stock rubber bushings.....lowered the car just enough to look right......gave his car a great stance........just a thought.
I have to say that is one of the best looking 69 Camaros' I have seen in along time. Great design and execution!
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10-09-2008 #5
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Nevr thought I liked Green! MAN O MAN! Absolutely beautiful!
You could put in the aluminum bushings but I hear it kills the ride... I ordered them for a '79 I was plyaing with but never got around to installing them..
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02-08-2009 #6
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Update with Upper and Lower Control Arms
The origianl front end never came down enough for me so we decided to installer upper and lower control arms from DSE. Dropped it about 2.5". The stance is much better I think. Also added a DSE front sway bar.
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02-08-2009 #7
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very nice. the car sits perfect. any rubbing issues with the tires?
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02-08-2009 #8
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Looks good, I like the color
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02-08-2009 #9
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Absolutely perfect stance, great color combo too!
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02-08-2009 #10
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No rubbing when I turn right but if I make a hard left it rubs just a bit...
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02-08-2009 #11
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looks great!, how did the control arms lower the car??
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02-09-2009 #12
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I'm guessing it wasn't the control arms, but because they have the adjustable coil-overs, that's how he got the drop he wanted.
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02-09-2009 #13
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Looks just right!
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Uh, what's "deer processing"?
02-09-2009 #15
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nice
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Deer processing is where they grind up/cut up a deer and make into sausage,ground deer etc...
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That is one sweet Camaro you have there. The paint looks amazing, and you nailed the stance. Good job!
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love the color combo and the stance is spot on too
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02-09-2009 #20
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The DSE arms have a lowered spring pocket.
Originally Posted by Dream68
Looks great Jim
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I love it
