lower springs went higher !!???
#1
lower springs went higher !!???
I replaced my front springs on my 79 Camaro with Hotchkis springs that were supposed to lower it 2". The car now sits 1/2" higher ... what gives ??? I have aluminum heads, intake and some other lightning items, but even when I add 280 lbs to the front it is still not even close to 2" lower. Any ideas? I have yet to drive the car around ... will it settle?
#2
It'll settle, but not to the tune of 2" lower. Sounds to me like you got lowering springs for a big block application, instead of a small block. Perhaps someone wasnt paying attention on the assembly line, and stuff big block coils into a small block box.
Just an idea.
Just an idea.
#3
Did you torque the bushings with the weight on the tires? Maybe the bushings are binding. Ive seen that a few times where people do bushings/springs and the car stays way high.
Good Luck.
CoryM
Good Luck.
CoryM
#8
hmm
my bet is that your old front springs were so old that they were in fact lower than your drop springs.post what tire you have on the front and how much space is between the bottom of the fender and the wheel.i have 1'' drop springs with 235/65 tires and the finder is about 2-3'' above the top of the tire.
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Originally posted by archemedes
Contrary to popular belief poly doesn't allow anything to move freer, it has less deflection. That's why poly squeaks
Contrary to popular belief poly doesn't allow anything to move freer, it has less deflection. That's why poly squeaks
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