Best bang for the buck suspension upgrade?
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From: Schaumburg, Illinois
Engine: slowtacular L03 305
Transmission: slushem 700r4
Best bang for the buck suspension upgrade?
Ok i know the rs get crappier suspension parts so i was wondering, seeing as my car is an everyday driver and i have things like speedbumps to deal with i don't want the car to drop lower so aftermarket springs are out of the qustion, so i was was thinking that maybe some used z28 or late iroc springs would be a good idea. So am i right or are there alternatives? I know sfc's are a good idea but thats a long way off and the body roll bothers me more than the flex. so z28 springs or should i look for aftermarkets that don't drop it any?
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From: Central NJ, USA
Car: 1986 Firebird
Engine: 2.8 V6
Transmission: 700R4
Best bang for the buck, in my opinion, is a set of polyurethane end-links. Buy one set for each sway bar. Improve further by buying the mounting bushings in polyurethane, but this is a good start.
They're $13.99/set at http://www.summitracing.com !
In red, ENS-9-8117R.
In black, ENS-9-8117G.
As a bonus, if you ever rebuild the suspension with all poly bushings, you don't have to buy these again.
They're $13.99/set at http://www.summitracing.com !
In red, ENS-9-8117R.
In black, ENS-9-8117G.
As a bonus, if you ever rebuild the suspension with all poly bushings, you don't have to buy these again.
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