Corvette lowering
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Corvette lowering
I am looking to lower my c6 vette. Trying to do this fairly cheap and not wanting to go too low. Ecklers has a kit 47870 that is simply 4 bolts that can lower the car up to 2 and a half inches that replaces the stock spring retainer bolts. They also have lowering bushings that can drop the ride height up to two inches 48719. Which of these options would be best? I am probably only wanting to drop about an inch. Any other suggestions?
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If you're going aftermarket, Hardbar USA is the most recommended setup here.....stainless bolts and Delrin pads. 
http://hardbarusa.com/hardbar/produc...10fa24a1a8527e
http://hardbarusa.com/hardbar/produc...10fa24a1a8527e
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If you're going aftermarket, Hardbar USA is the most recommended setup here.....stainless bolts and Delrin pads.
http://hardbarusa.com/hardbar/produc...10fa24a1a8527e
http://hardbarusa.com/hardbar/produc...10fa24a1a8527e
In my opinion, all the others are junk.
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From: hamilton nj "Life's tough......It's even tougher if you're stupid."-John Wayne
If you're going aftermarket, Hardbar USA is the most recommended setup here.....stainless bolts and Delrin pads.
http://hardbarusa.com/hardbar/produc...10fa24a1a8527e
http://hardbarusa.com/hardbar/produc...10fa24a1a8527e
I read a lot of posts here about aftermarket bolts, the only bolts that made the cut were Hardbar. I got the Hardbar bolts, a little pricy but top quality. 
