Stiffer suspension
Team Owner
Joined: Sep 2000
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From: Far NW 'burbs of Chicago
St. Jude Donor '13
Raise the car back up?
Seriously, stiffer shocks (Bilestein Sports) should help, or maybe a stiffer front spring.
If you fill in your profile and we knew more about your car, we might be able to offer more suggestions.
Seriously, stiffer shocks (Bilestein Sports) should help, or maybe a stiffer front spring.
If you fill in your profile and we knew more about your car, we might be able to offer more suggestions.
Safety Car
Joined: Jul 2006
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From: Southern California
IMO - A lowered car might look better, but it doesn't necessarily mean it will handle better. At some point, it will screw up the suspension's geometry and lead to bottoming out and a much harsher ride. Not to mention scraping on driveways, speed bumps and dips.
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I agree with both of you but the problem is that this is not a car I will take to the track and the roads around here does not allow me to take the car to its limits anyways. It is lowered because of looks and I am simply looking for a way to stiffen the suspension.
It is a std C6 without Z51 kit
It is a std C6 without Z51 kit
Race Director
Joined: Mar 2005
Posts: 11,549
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From: Southampton NJ
I agree with both of you but the problem is that this is not a car I will take to the track and the roads around here does not allow me to take the car to its limits anyways. It is lowered because of looks and I am simply looking for a way to stiffen the suspension.
It is a std C6 without Z51 kit
It is a std C6 without Z51 kit
