from Eibach pro-kit to sportline ???
I am seriously considering doing this. Do i have to change anything else on the suspension so that nothing else breaks or gets screwed up other than an alignment?
Also, what alignment specs should i get without causing tire wear?
I currently have -1 camber / +3 caster with my Pro-kit.
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1993 red M6 Z28; custom control arms; bushings; strut bar; Eibach Pro-kit;17" rims & 275 tires; Mac exhaust; K&N cold air; airfoil; TB bypass; 3.73 gears; KVR pads & rotors; -1 camber alignment
Also, what alignment specs should i get without causing tire wear?
I currently have -1 camber / +3 caster with my Pro-kit.
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1993 red M6 Z28; custom control arms; bushings; strut bar; Eibach Pro-kit;17" rims & 275 tires; Mac exhaust; K&N cold air; airfoil; TB bypass; 3.73 gears; KVR pads & rotors; -1 camber alignment
I cant help you with the alignment specs but I can say that I think your handling and ride would both suffer if you made the swap. The Sportlines have less travel and therefore less control than the Pro-kit. May I ask why you are swithing? Later,
Brian
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Black 1994 Z28, M6 conversion complete. Eibach Pro-kit, Bilstiens, Chrome 17x11 ZR1 rims, LS1 Brake Upgrade, K&N CAI, AS&M Headers, High-flow Cat, B&B Tri-Flo W/ Quad Tips, Cutout, B&M Ripper, McLeod Street Twin, Kenny Brown DD Subframes, More to come...
There Goes the Neighborhood!!!
Brian
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Black 1994 Z28, M6 conversion complete. Eibach Pro-kit, Bilstiens, Chrome 17x11 ZR1 rims, LS1 Brake Upgrade, K&N CAI, AS&M Headers, High-flow Cat, B&B Tri-Flo W/ Quad Tips, Cutout, B&M Ripper, McLeod Street Twin, Kenny Brown DD Subframes, More to come...
There Goes the Neighborhood!!!
Basically, i really like the lower look of the Sportline kit. But i don't want to give up any handling. When i spoke to Eibach, they said the Sportline will give better handling because of the lower centre of gravity.
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1993 red M6 Z28; custom control arms; bushings; strut bar; Eibach Pro-kit;17x9.5" OZ Monte Carlo & Bridgestone RE71 275 tires; Mac exhaust; K&N cold air; airfoil; TB bypass; 3.73 gears; KVR pads & rotors; -1 camber alignment
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1993 red M6 Z28; custom control arms; bushings; strut bar; Eibach Pro-kit;17x9.5" OZ Monte Carlo & Bridgestone RE71 275 tires; Mac exhaust; K&N cold air; airfoil; TB bypass; 3.73 gears; KVR pads & rotors; -1 camber alignment
I'd cut the spring before I'd go with sportlines. Sure you'd have lower COG, but expect to have to drive pretty carefully over any bumps or dips in the road, speaking from experience there. Ultra low is not always the way to go, lesson learned.
[This message has been edited by Dr.Mudge (edited July 12, 2002).]
[This message has been edited by Dr.Mudge (edited July 12, 2002).]
93:
I've got sportlines on my 89 and the street ride is a real bone pounding trip... but while on the track... the difference is night and day.
later... Rocket
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1989 Camaro IROC-Z 1LE
I've got sportlines on my 89 and the street ride is a real bone pounding trip... but while on the track... the difference is night and day.
later... Rocket
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1989 Camaro IROC-Z 1LE
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