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Thread: 2" lowerd trans am shock ?
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05-26-2009 #1
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2" lowerd trans am shock ?
looking to buy shocks my 70 trans am is lowerd 2" is oem lenth ok to use or somthing else needed the car is a cruiser no hard road work yet
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05-26-2009 #2
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we have shocks for lowered cars give us a call (847) 594-9021, what springs do you have on the car?
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05-27-2009 #3
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79T/Aman you have a pm thanks
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PM sent back, you may want to post what we talked about so that others may benefit from the info or with your permission I can
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05-27-2009 #5
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no problem go ahead i think we all are here trying to learn i know i am thanks
05-27-2009 #6
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HIOSILVER lowered his car with drop spindles, this does not change the length of the spring nor the distance between the shock mounting points so there is no need for a typical "lowered" shock, many on this board know this but others do not and it is easy to forget that many cars only have about 3-4" of travel in the front suspension, if the car is lowered the shock is just compressed and may turn out to have too little compression distance, it is up to the idividual to check their own car.
Last edited by 79T/Aman; 05-27-2009 at 09:37 AM.
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