Street/Strip springs, V6 or Eibach Drag Launch?
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Car: 2015 Camaro Z/28 & 2013 Super Bee
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Street/Strip springs, V6 or Eibach Drag Launch?
Anyone have an opinion on the best street/strips springs? I'm looking at V6 springs or Eibach Drag Launch's. Should I look at any others? If V6, should I get new or used springs? Should all 4 springs be replaced? Or just the front or the back? What shocks do you recommend with the springs you like?
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Originally posted by CR-SuperChevy
i would change them all.. why do something half ***
i would change them all.. why do something half ***
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i would think that you would want stiffer in back and sofer in front because of the weight transfer to the back, if they are softer then they might just asorb it all but if they are harder they just slam the power to the ground and your gone... i think :lala:
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Car: 82 & 91 Firebird
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I wouldn't worry about the rear springs, Look at the thirdgen line of cars, all of them are exactly the same (or atleast within a few pounds of each other) from the rear of the door back, I am assuming that GM used the same spings in every thirdgen. All of the weight changes in these cars were in the engine bay. A 82 4 cyl car is alot lighter then a 92 SS 350 with air car. In my opinion just change the fronts. I can't help about the Eibachs though, I run 4cyl springs in my bird.
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I know alot of the 4rthgen guys run V6 rear springs. Hopefully someone that knows what they are talking about will respond. I've been curious about this for a while.
moroso springs!!!!!!!!!!
just put them in weight transfer is awsome just came back from a test ride the car actually hooked in 10 deg weather with no burnout..........but i also just put the wolfe bar in too. maybe that has something to do with it. if it matters i still have the stock springs out back.
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Re: moroso springs!!!!!!!!!!
Originally posted by strokeronthesause
just put them in weight transfer is awsome just came back from a test ride the car actually hooked in 10 deg weather with no burnout..........but i also just put the wolfe bar in too. maybe that has something to do with it. if it matters i still have the stock springs out back.
just put them in weight transfer is awsome just came back from a test ride the car actually hooked in 10 deg weather with no burnout..........but i also just put the wolfe bar in too. maybe that has something to do with it. if it matters i still have the stock springs out back.
yeah there fine for the street. my car is a street car cause i get kicked out all the time at the track for no cage!!!! anyway aslong as you dont take jughandles more than 20mph youll be ok. oh yeah there moroso trick springs.
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