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What is the best was to lower an 02 Z. I want it lower the front lower than on stock bolts?
I was told coilovers, but I don’t want it to ride to rough. Thanks
there was post about this one guy who bought a new spring from vette brakes and products(VBP) and said that its a streetable spring with lots of adjustability. I'll try and find the post
there was post about this one guy who bought a new spring from vette brakes and products(VBP) and said that its a streetable spring with lots of adjustability. I'll try and find the post
I believe the post you are referring to was the one made by "SW" referring to his new front spring and CCW wheels. If not, that's another one for you to look at.
If you cut the front bushing I think you will like the way it sit's, go to the CF main page and at the top of the page click on tools and then click on Tech Tips, go down the list and you will see more than one tip on how to lower your Vette, there are some good pic's of cutting the bushing, both front and back
Post some before and after pic's
[QUOTE=RoHo]If you cut the front bushing I think you will like the way it sit's, go to the CF main page and at the top of the page click on tools and then click on Tech Tips, go down the list and you will see more than one tip on how to lower your Vette, there are some good pic's of cutting the bushing, both front and back
Post some before and after pic's[/QUOTE
Thanks for the info and I will post some pictures as soon as I get it complete. Lee
I've got the bolts turned to the max and the bushings cut. It looks great and is not too bad as far as the front scraping, mostly the spoiler scrapes things. Unless you live where there are only glass smooth roads I don't think you'd want it any lower than that. I know some have done that, but I don't see how they don't have problems in normal driving.