Suspension Performance
Drifting
Joined: May 2005
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From: Chicago Executive Airport, formerly known as Palwaukee
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St. Jude Donor '12-'13-'14-'15-'16-'17
[QUOTE=bogus]This thread has been going in all sorts of directions.
Kinda like how a suspension works!
Sorry, bogus, couldn't help myself!
Your last post was excellent. Good summary!
Kinda like how a suspension works!
Sorry, bogus, couldn't help myself!
Your last post was excellent. Good summary!
Team Owner
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From: San Pedro CA
Originally Posted by OldCorvetteFan
The Goodyear GS D3 Eagle F1's are among the most current of the Goodyear "ultra high performance" tires. Are you thinking of the GS "C" Eagle perhaps?
Steven
Steven
Team Owner
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From: San Pedro CA
[QUOTE=TorchRedlt4man]
good catch! 
Originally Posted by bogus
This thread has been going in all sorts of directions.
Kinda like how a suspension works!
Sorry, bogus, couldn't help myself!
Your last post was excellent. Good summary!
Kinda like how a suspension works!
Sorry, bogus, couldn't help myself!
Your last post was excellent. Good summary!
Team Owner
Joined: Aug 2000
Posts: 40,156
Likes: 45
From: San Pedro CA
Originally Posted by Ladimer
The original poster has a very low mileage 94. Mine is a 93 with 24K miles. Not many miles either. My problem was a continuous floating sensation after hitting a bump on the highway. I would think our problems are related and due to the fact the cars were sitting most of their lives and not being driven. I replaced the shocks with Z51 spec Bilsteins, and the floating sensation has gone away.
I hope that helps.
I hope that helps.
Instructor
Joined: Jun 2006
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From: SnoCo, WA
What is your OEM Suspension?
Dr. Rich,
There's only one question that would help this - do you have the window sticker from the car to determine what your OEM Suspension is?
Regardless of your answer, if you have no intention of AutoX or tracking your car, I would stick with the Bilsteins. Which Bilstein to choose would be based on what came with the car.
There's only one question that would help this - do you have the window sticker from the car to determine what your OEM Suspension is?
Regardless of your answer, if you have no intention of AutoX or tracking your car, I would stick with the Bilsteins. Which Bilstein to choose would be based on what came with the car.
