Should I replace my rear springs??
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Car: 1991 Conv. TA
Engine: Forged 350 with D-1SC
Should I replace my rear springs??
I have a 1991 TA convertible with 70,000 miles.
I have been hearing a clunking noise near my shock tower in the rear.
Everything looks tight.
So for maintenance and performance upgrades I am doing the following and have these items on order:
Spohn Panhard Bar and LCA's
Blisten shocks
I was considering changing the springs too, but I don't want to use the aftermarket springs that lower the car. Wouldn't adj. LCA's be needed for springs that lower the car?? I ordered non adj. LCA's
I see that Eibach springs only lower the car 1". Can I use the non adj LCA's with these?
What is actually the benefit of having the springs lowered 1"?
I see that Moog sells stock height springs. Anyone like these???
Thanks.
I have been hearing a clunking noise near my shock tower in the rear.
Everything looks tight.
So for maintenance and performance upgrades I am doing the following and have these items on order:
Spohn Panhard Bar and LCA's
Blisten shocks
I was considering changing the springs too, but I don't want to use the aftermarket springs that lower the car. Wouldn't adj. LCA's be needed for springs that lower the car?? I ordered non adj. LCA's
I see that Eibach springs only lower the car 1". Can I use the non adj LCA's with these?
What is actually the benefit of having the springs lowered 1"?
I see that Moog sells stock height springs. Anyone like these???
Thanks.
Last edited by mypontiac; Jun 23, 2002 at 01:16 PM.
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