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St. Jude Donor '03-'04-'05-'06-'07-'08-'09-'10-'11-'12-'13
I noticed you mentioned us in the list. Just a little bit about our kits, we use the same quailty parts on our customer kits as we use on our winning C6 World Challenge GT race car. We use Bilstein shocks with our own custom valving and our own spec. springs. If you have any questions or comments please feel free to call, email or PM me.
Last edited by Anthony @ LGMotorsports; Aug 19, 2005 at 03:10 PM.
MSI Motorsports in Roseville, Ca also has a coilover kit. Good luck in who ever you decide to go with. Just make sure that you have them properly setup.
MSI. Motor Sport Image. 2k or so. Good on the street & track. Get street/track specs from Mark. Has been doing race suspensions for thirty years. http://www.motorsportimage.com/
St. Jude Donor '05-'06-'07-'08-'09-'10-'11-'12-'13-'14
Originally Posted by #001 2001 Z06
MSI. Motor Sport Image. 2k or so. Good on the street & track. Get street/track specs from Mark. Has been doing race suspensions for thirty years. http://www.motorsportimage.com/
Thanks. I checked out their website but there is nothing there for coilovers. Is it listed elsewhere?
Thanks. I checked out their website but there is nothing there for coilovers. Is it listed elsewhere?
I do not think Mark will be showing any pictures on the net of his shocks. I will Vouch that they do work on California Meanest streets and have for some time.
EnglandGreen, he actually just built a custom pair from scratch for his new race car. Mind you, I actually know the name and function of each individual piece on a coil over shock. I have had six or so cars with them. So I can have a good discussion with him. Mark actually spent a considerally amount time telling me how and why he built them that way for his race car. Kind of like some nascar race car mechanic getting into a discussion of race motor internals.
I would say these are the next best thing to the Penskes which are 5.3-7k. Those have remote resevoirs.
I have Callaway coilovers they use JRZ shocks same as Porsche Viper and so on, you can get them single adj. double, triple adj. if you want i bought single adj. that made most sense i looked at DRM and LGS but they are for only racing since they arent adjustable. There isnt any golden compromize between street and track its either street or track which made it an very easy choice for me. I went with Callaway you then you can have both street and track :-).
Give Mike Vendetto a call at Callaway you wont be dissapointed.
Originally Posted by EnglandGreen
Coilovers are on my short list of future mods, so who makes them?
I know about the DRM, LGM and Callaway coilovers.
Who else makes coilovers for the C5 Corvette? And if yes, do you have a link or technical information about them?
St. Jude Donor '05-'06-'07-'08-'09-'10-'11-'12-'13-'14
Thanks! I looked at the Callaway site as well - and like ALL the others, they are very vague and short on facts.
I like to research things in writing. I like pros and cons, grids, strengths and weaknesses, comparisons and so on. I like hard data as well as subjective impressions from past and present owners.
Conversations tend to be forgotten or misunderstood (by either party).
So thank you all for the suggestion to call this or that person, but that is not how I operate until I am ready to actually purchase.
Any other manufacturers anyone can suggest - hopefully with some solid information?