I will have new springs, struts and shocks coming soon. What, other than that, can I do to my old '91 RS to keep the front from nosediving so bad when I put on the barkes ?
Thanks,
-Stryker-

 

see how it works after you install your springs and struts. yo umight see that if helps a lot with new stuff. what kind of springs are you getting. stoxk of lowering ones

 

I am just getting the stock replacement springs for right now. I will be going with the Hooker Long tube headers soon and I don't want any clearance issues.

-Stryker-

 

adjust the rear brakes tighter. but the springs and struts will be the biggest help.

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OEM corvette 2100 rpm convertor, lakewood adjustable panhard rod and trailing arms, edelbrock 6872 headers, catco 6007 3" cat, flowmaster 17151 3" single outlet catback. 14.91 @ 90.57 177.7rwhp 356.4rwtq

 

a spohn torque arm will reduce nose diving alot!

 

For sure, the Spohn TA was one of my best suspension mods



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Ignition, March Underdrives, TPIS Fastpak, Ram air w/gutted filter box, SLP Prom, Flowmaster, & free mods Random Technology cats, Amsoil synthetic lubes, CE SFC's, Edelbrock STB,Spohn TA,Roadtech LCA's and Panhard Rod, Energy Susp., PST polygraphite bushings, KYB Shocks.

 

Thanks guys, I will have to check that out !!

-Stryker-