yea so i just want to get the best hardest riding factory springs i can get. i went to the parts store and they told me they only havesprings for either a v6 or v8, lol i figured there would be more to chose from. am i going to have to goto the dealership? if so is there any part#s you guys can give me. im just trying to save a buck, those eibach ones are 400 CAD there just springs cant they be cheaper.

 

Have you looked on ebay? You can get springs much cheaper on there.

 

ive never really trusted ebay. im rebuilding my camaro, not looking to spend alot of cash but would like to get the best the general offered

 

Check Steve Spohn's site, a board sponsor.

JamesC

 

This link will apply to you too.

http://www.show-n-go.net/gfiles/g_spring.html

Moog 5664s They may need to be cut for proper ride height. That would make them stiffer though, which you would like.

 

You guys seem to be dancing around the obvious...
I'm doing the same thing very soon, buying new springs that aren't meant to lower the car.... Very lonely market...

I think Moog is a good choice, but stick with ones meant for your car. I think RB posted a while ago about this, try a search, but essentially go to a parts store, and get them to find you springs for a '92 or so camaro Z-28. (the pinnacle of 3rd gen technology...).... with sport suspension, or WS-6, or something like that.

I tried checking Moog's website, maybe it's just me, but it's only about investing in the company, no product specs... I hate it.... anyway, let me know what you go with, i'll be buying some soon...
-J

 

http://www.federal-mogul.com/moog

 

bastard... How do you do it????

Well, thanks!

I looked up my car, '82, firebird (TA wasn't in the list), and it gave me the front springs, excluding trans-am.... Peachy, since they don't give the option of a TA....
Then a '92 Camaro Z-28, gave P/N 5662. Sounds good to me....
Do factory springs wear out? Should I upgrade mine anyway, or should I check if they're still good? (having WS-6 springs as it is...)

I'm asking these questions for you IROC not hijacking your thread of course....

 

Just have to make sure you're looking at the right company's website.