View Poll Results: What do you think of the new rear ride height
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Thread: de-arched leaf spring
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03-14-2009 #1
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de-arched leaf spring
I recently had my stock heavy duty leaf springs de-arched 1.5". Due to the age (39 years) of the leafs I had them rebuilt by Benz Spring in Portland Oregon, I also had them install factory rubber front I bushings and they only charged me a wopping $120 dollars. I also installed a heavy duty shackle kit from Enery Suspension along with ES spring pads. I installed the springs and lowered the car back down on its own weight and to my suprise the car dropped 2.5" which is what I was looking for. My next step is to install Bilstein shocks on all four corners, 2" drop springs with SC&C upper control arms and ball joints. What do you think of the new rear ride height?
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03-14-2009 #2
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I Like it!
Kevin
03-14-2009 #3
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i did the same thing on my camaro and i love the lower stance, it just makes it more agressive looking
Dom Buffa
69 Camaro- 2JZ /Garrett 67MM, Ls1 13" Front disc conversion, 18" ROH 3 piece Modenas
03-14-2009 #4
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Tucking tire is sexy.
03-18-2009 #5
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sweet! Mikey likes it!!
Rich
69 Trans Am "TireBird"
M6 / LS6 minitubbed DSE Sub
C5 frt LS1 rear disc brakes
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