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    So I have purchased.

    Strano Springs
    KYB AGX's
    Moog Front Mounts
    Moog Spring seats
    (Do I need the dust covers and bump stops for the front??)

  • #2
    Re: Front Suspension

    Nope, that should do it.

    If you want to make life easier for yourself though, you can buy front shock mounts so you don't have to deal with taking apart the old units because they can be very rusty and near impossible to get apart in one piece depending on how and where your car has lived it's life.
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    • #3
      Re: Front Suspension

      I am not going to take apart my old assembly.

      If I need it I will buy it, but I could spend the money better another way.


      Why do I not need it?

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      • #4
        Re: Front Suspension

        Well I went ahead and bought the bump stops and dust guards from KYB. Its looking great I will put up pictures soon maybe.


        So far to lower my car I have bought and paid for

        STRANO springs
        KYB AGX shocks
        Moog Spring Seats
        Moog MOunts
        Moog insulators

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        • #5
          Re: Front Suspension

          cool deal. let us know how it handles when its all put together!
          Dave:
          00 Supercharged Camaro - RIP
          97 Turbo Camaro - Sold

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          • #6
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            And pics too! You'll enjoy the new ride, trust me. I did mine and the ride was so much better. Stiffer, but better.

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            • #7
              Re: Front Suspension

              reminds me I need to do some suspension work on the TA. it feels horrible.
              Dave:
              00 Supercharged Camaro - RIP
              97 Turbo Camaro - Sold

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              • #8
                Re: Front Suspension

                I know you said front suspension, but is an adjustable panhard rod on that parts list too? If not, your rear end will be a little off-center.
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                97 Firebird -- Project Car - kyb agx shocks, eibach springs, 3.42 torsen diff, aluminum driveshaft, slp cai, pacesetter headers, magnaflow cat-back. hptuners. not done yet.
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                • #9
                  Re: Front Suspension

                  Originally posted by Slowside View Post
                  I am not going to take apart my old assembly.

                  If I need it I will buy it, but I could spend the money better another way.


                  Why do I not need it?
                  Dust covers serve very little purpose and only seem to cause problems for aftermarket setups, namely loud noises when going over bumps. As far as front bump stops, I don't know what you're talking about, as our cars don't have front bump stops.

                  Disregard my first mention of shock mounts though, I missed that you already purchased them.
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                  • #10
                    Re: Front Suspension

                    Originally posted by dmw319 View Post
                    reminds me I need to do some suspension work on the TA. it feels horrible.
                    Ya, I completed the front and now my steering rack feels like its taking a ****, and when I am parked in neutral, and I turn the wheel from side to side quickly it knocks


                    Originally posted by lil' jon View Post
                    I know you said front suspension, but is an adjustable panhard rod on that parts list too? If not, your rear end will be a little off-center.
                    Yes I have a UMI adj. PHB in the garage along with the rear shocks and springs.

                    Originally posted by TheGr8Schlotzky View Post
                    Dust covers serve very little purpose and only seem to cause problems for aftermarket setups, namely loud noises when going over bumps. As far as front bump stops, I don't know what you're talking about, as our cars don't have front bump stops.

                    Disregard my first mention of shock mounts though, I missed that you already purchased them.


                    Well. We do have bump stops, because I positive I put on little white things down the pole of the shock, that hit would hit the shock mount if compressed enough.



                    Originally posted by TheGr8Schlotzky View Post
                    Dust covers serve very little purpose and only seem to cause problems for aftermarket setups, namely loud noises when going over bumps. As far as front bump stops, I don't know what you're talking about, as our cars don't have front bump stops.

                    Disregard my first mention of shock mounts though, I missed that you already purchased them.

                    So should I take off the dust covers?

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