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Okay, I've done a search on this and couldn't find an answer for this or maybe I did and don't realize it. I'm looking to lower my car using Hotchkis Springs. I picked these b/c they drop the car 1 inch f/r and I don't want to go any lower. I'm also still contemplating ground effects and SFC's. I want to know what shocks will best work with these springs or if there is a better shock/spring combo without lowering the car more than 1 inch.
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coil overs are an option.. but you will need to budget in another $200 or so.. Its worth it IMO.. -
Hotchkis springs are good but are relatively stiff... You might want to post it over on sam strano's board or give him a call to get more information as to what to use. I'm not sure what I would use in your case.2002 5-spd NBM Camaro
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by AllTheGoodNamesAreGone:
coil overs are an option.. but you will need to budget in another $200 or so.. Its worth it IMO..<hr></blockquote>
Coil overs aren't really what I was looking to do, but thanks for the suggestion I may have to keep it in mind.I can\'t drive 55<p><a href=\"http://www.geocities.com/kotenberger/camaro.html\" target=\"_blank\">My Camaro</a>Comment
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