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    1. 03-14-2012 #1
      tbear
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      1969 camaro convertible

      Hello I am new to the forum and was wondering if anyone has used a Chris Alston Chassisworks 4 link coil over system on a first gen camaro. I am trying to decide on suspension upgrades over the current factory (almost) leaf spring and shock setup. I'm near Detroit, Mi and a friend (owner of TeamZmotorsports) recommended the Chassisworks adjustable coilovers with new upper & lower control arms, rear 4/quadra link adjustable with a quick ratio automatic steering box. Drivetrain in vehicle is a merlin 509 with ford 9 inch rear end, 700R4, Baer disc brake conversion all around already done. Any advice would be appreciated

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    3. 03-16-2012 #2
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      met chris at the 2010 sema show, his products are top notch and he has one of the best R and D teams on te planet. You will be very happy with his stuff.
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    4. 03-16-2012 #3
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      welcome aboard!
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    5. 03-16-2012 #4
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      There are serveral companies out there such as ridetech, TCI, Hotchkis, Detroit Speed, just to name a few more. I think all have great stuff (I'm not an expert) and I currently have Hotchkis TVS on my 68 Camaro, which is a leaf spring type set-up. Welcome to Protouring.com you will find a ton of info on throughout this site to help your cause.

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    6. 04-02-2012 #5
      tbear
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      Thanks for comments from all. Ill post some pics after install parts ordered from Cachassis works should be in by end of week.
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    7. 04-09-2012 #6
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      Welcome to the site tbear lookin forward to seeing some pics of the Camaro!
      Building a pro-touring 1968 Camaro SS396 Setup.
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    8. 04-12-2012 #7
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      Welcome,

      sounds like your camaro is going to bad azz when done.
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