Low Front on 96' LT4
Instructor
Joined: Jul 2019
Posts: 174
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From: NEPA
Mine is low too. I'm thinking that the spring is losing its "springiness".
Looking at replacement spring or coilovers..
Roads are pretty rough around my area, and I have to be careful about bottoming out. That's the real problem that I'm trying to eliminate, the car sitting low doesn't bother me.
Looking at replacement spring or coilovers..
Roads are pretty rough around my area, and I have to be careful about bottoming out. That's the real problem that I'm trying to eliminate, the car sitting low doesn't bother me.
Race Director
Joined: Oct 2000
Posts: 14,064
Likes: 1,166
From: N. Alabama
Mine is low too. I'm thinking that the spring is losing its "springiness".
Looking at replacement spring or coilovers..
Roads are pretty rough around my area, and I have to be careful about bottoming out. That's the real problem that I'm trying to eliminate, the car sitting low doesn't bother me.
Looking at replacement spring or coilovers..
Roads are pretty rough around my area, and I have to be careful about bottoming out. That's the real problem that I'm trying to eliminate, the car sitting low doesn't bother me.
however, I did have an aftermarket spring crack on both ends. It was a much stiffer spring for tracking a C5. It was later revealed that the manufacturer of those had a real problem.
Safety Car
Joined: Mar 2017
Posts: 4,206
Likes: 1,325
From: LeClaire Iowa
Maybe something in this search can help. Since this is about lowering the front you can see if this has been done to your car. Raising the front would be the opposite from lowering. Dan
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