0Cesar @LGMOTORSPORTS

C5/6 Billet Drop Spindles shown

How low can I go on my Corvette? This is a question we get asked many times over the year. Of course there are a number of ways to lower your car be that from coil overs, lowering bolts, or our spindles.

For those of you wanting to lower the car over 1" we do suggest using our drop spindles to keep the control arms closer to the stock range of motion, not only to keep your camber curves correct, but also to allow full shock travel that is already limited in these cars. Ever been in a lowered car only to find out the ride is horrible? More than likely the car has ran out of shock travel and it is sitting on the bump stops. With a drop spindle you can have far more range on lowering the car without shock issues.

It should go without saying a lowered car generally will perform better as well because you can lower the center of gravity of the car which will allow better handling. Our spindles do that as well as give you a more robust mounting location for the wheel bearing and calipers so there is less deflection giving better braking performance as well.














Fitments include C5, C5Z06, C6, C6Z06, C6ZR1, GrandSport, C7, C7Z06, and C7 GrandSport!

Have a question? Feel free to ask myself or Anthony!

RicardoFors68

Nice product, but at the moment I'm out of arms and legs, need to grow those back.

0Cesar @LGMOTORSPORTS

Stay tuned we typically do a holiday sale!

ncvette_1FUNRIDE

I recommend these, especially if you have (F55) magnetic ride control suspension.

Only way to get low without putting your shocks at risk.

0Cesar @LGMOTORSPORTS

And you can also retain factory ride quality

Magik

Any word on when these will be going on sale?

0Anthony @ LGMotorsports

If they do, about the only time the spindles will go on sale is Christmas but Lou hasn't given us the world on what that sale will be this year.

TheFlyingDutchman

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