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Has any done a before and after corner weight management or are people just lowering it and assuming that the corner weights remain to the OEM spec since they were all turned an equal number of times?
I would think it would still be properly weighted, but would like the data to confirm.
Has any done a before and after corner weight management or are people just lowering it and assuming that the corner weights remain to the OEM spec since they were all turned an equal number of times?
I would think it would still be properly weighted, but would like the data to confirm.
I didn’t. I lowered each corner exactly the same amount and then measured. Let it settle overnight and measured again and made adjustments so each corner was the same distance. But never did anything regarding corner weight.
I didn’t. I lowered each corner exactly the same amount and then measured. Let it settle overnight and measured again and made adjustments so each corner was the same distance. But never did anything regarding corner weight.
Thanks for the reply. I thought about buying some corner weight scales….then I saw the price.
And lowering on stock perches keeps the suspension travel and tuning done by the engineers. Other spring manufacturers may be ok, but there is no way they put in as many hours testing and analyzing data as the GM engineers.
Did Eibach install all the data acquisition equipment and run it at The Ring? 99.9% sure the answer to that is no. However, if you are going for looks only and do not care about effects on handling, then go for it! I track mine, so I am
not changing the springs (unless I change shocks altogether).
They do look similar, but I believe those are fiberglass and not the more durable OEM plastic. I saw those before purchasing my ACS ones as well, but opted for the ACS due to my experience with them and their painted products on my C7.
They do look similar, but I believe those are fiberglass and not the more durable OEM plastic. I saw those before purchasing my ACS ones as well, but opted for the ACS due to my experience with them and their painted products on my C7.
Can’t go wrong with ACS. Have purchased their products for several of my cars and have never been disappointed!!