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Suspension overhaul for 1994 V6? Eibach pro-kit, SLP Bilstein?
Re: Suspension overhaul for 1994 V6? Eibach pro-kit, SLP Bilstein?
leaf springs went away w/the 2nd gen cars. Are you also going to replace teh ball joints/tie rod ends durring your rebuild, since it'll be worked on anyway. Also, as I found in my ride, order up some new shock mounts.
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former owner of 85 bird w/ 2.8 - 3.4 - 3800 II - 5.0
94 comero 3.4
Re: Suspension overhaul for 1994 V6? Eibach pro-kit, SLP Bilstein?
Originally posted by FirebirdGT
Why are you so insistant on using V8 parts? They are NOT made for our cars.
Because if I can purchase V8 parts at a good price on the used market I could save a lot of money. There are a lot more parts available on the V8 side if you haven't noticed. Besides, it'll probably make the difference between me doing something and not doing something. I'm not going to spend $1000 on a car that's worth maybe $2000, especially if it's not an absolutely necessity, like a high performance suspension.
The numbers are hard to pin down. The best I can come up with is the series II 3.8l V6 is around 400-lbs, which they said is lighter then my 3.4l, so let's just say it's over 400-lbs. The LS1 is around 450-lbs. I don't see how these weight differences are going to make a dramatic difference. What am I missing?
Re: Suspension overhaul for 1994 V6? Eibach pro-kit, SLP Bilstein?
Originally posted by 3.4 slow to go
Are you also going to replace teh ball joints/tie rod ends durring your rebuild, since it'll be worked on anyway. Also, as I found in my ride, order up some new shock mounts.
It might be a good idea. I'm going to talk to my mechanic and see what he thinks. If they're in good condition maybe just a little lube is in order.
Re: Suspension overhaul for 1994 V6? Eibach pro-kit, SLP Bilstein?
I like my adjustables, it is nice to be able to change the stiffness, although if your like me you don't have much time to change them since the car is too low to change it just anywhere... oh yeah don't do the sportline eibach cause the pro is low enough
Re: Suspension overhaul for 1994 V6? Eibach pro-kit, SLP Bilstein?
Originally posted by 3.4 slow to go
leaf springs went away w/the 2nd gen cars. Are you also going to replace teh ball joints/tie rod ends durring your rebuild, since it'll be worked on anyway. Also, as I found in my ride, order up some new shock mounts.
Haven’t done anything on the Camaro, but put LEDs on my truck headlights . And my oil pressure sensor went out on the truck so going to fix that this...
Haven’t done anything on the Camaro, but put LEDs on my truck headlights . And my oil pressure sensor went out on the truck so going to fix that this...
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