What method did you use to lower it? New equipment or factory bolts?
Mod Crazy part 2
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Burning Brakes
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Mod Crazy part 2
Well I did it I lowered the vette I will try this photo stuff again. They will be in order befor and after of course. Again this is all part of a three week mod fest in my guarage. 
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Oh yea while it was up in the air I also install Z06 shocks (sway bars soon to follow)
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Oh yea while it was up in the air I also install Z06 shocks (sway bars soon to follow)
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Burning Brakes
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I started out with the base suspention. The ride is very nice a little to spongy still I hope the new sway bars will stiffin it up a bit. When you lower on stock bolt you still retain your factory spring rate so if you start with a soft ride you end up with a lower but still soft ride at least that is what happened here. 
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