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It wasn't as hard as I thought it would be and the car looks way better. Thanks to Centralcoaster and Vetteracer282 for helping. I met these guys on the forum and they both drove almost 2 hours from opposite directions to help me work on it. These guys are a perfect example of how all Corvette enthusiasts should be. :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:
http://www.vetteracer.com/images/Roger/
There are some pics, the red is reyderz86, the black one is CentralCoasters.
Was too dark to get a good comparison :(
But the car looks NICE in the front, rear is nice too, think it could go a tad lower ;)
Not too bad at all. Takes some time...
If you fly me out there I'd be more then willing to help with it.. I am sure the others would too (save it for summer though :D)
Lol...
Study the suspension system on the car, no special tools were needed, didn't even have to take the A-Arms off, just fed it one way, then under the arm the other way and it came out (had to lift the car high).
Not too bad at all. Takes some time...
If you fly me out there I'd be more then willing to help with it.. I am sure the others would too (save it for summer though :D)
Lol...
Study the suspension system on the car, no special tools were needed, didn't even have to take the A-Arms off, just fed it one way, then under the arm the other way and it came out (had to lift the car high).
Matt
very cool.. i'll fly ya out over here if i come across some money.. buying the lowering kit alone would break me right now.. im saving up for engagement ring, going to need new tires by end of year, and have 1 more semester of school to pay for.. :jester But advise when i do it would be awesome!! thanx :cheers:
From: San Diego , CA Double Yellow DirtBags 1985..Z51..6-speed
Re: We got the car lowered... (SSLT1KID)
so, CentralCoaster, when are you gonna lower my car?
Hmm, by the time I get to mine, I'll have the process perfected.:crazy:
We didn't take pics of anything like planned. It's kinda hard to stop wrenching and snap photos in the middle of it. Plus we started late, and it was dark.
I really want to do mine now.
There's plenty of room for adjustment with the kit, even on the front end. You can set the rear wherever you want it without even pulling a tire off. The front is more guesswork- if you don't get it where you want it the first time, you have to pull the whole spring out again and start over.
No it doesn't bottom out at all. I drove it all over Bakersfield today on the jacked up roads and it does fine. The strange thing is it seems to ride smoother. I thought it would make it ride rougher but I guess not.
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