What are the best sprigs?
What are the best sprigs?
There are alot of them out there, so whitch one are the best for racing, whitch ones for a good street ride and handling. Has anyone used the Edelbrock springs if so how are they. And what is the diff between reguare springs and the varibale rate springs? Thanks
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1991 Trans Am GTA, Accel 300+ ignition, underdrive pulleys, AFPR, Accel SuperRam (ported out), Edelbrock lower intake (ported out), BBK 58mm TB, TFS 23* heads, SLP 1 3/4 headers, SLP 3" cat back (no cat), CompCam .495/.502 lift, Kenny Bell strut tower brace, lower frame brace, Jeg's SFC, Lakewood trailing arms and panhard rod
Pony's can run, but bird can fly
1987 Buick Turbo-T
1977 Chevy Blazer 4X4
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1991 Trans Am GTA, Accel 300+ ignition, underdrive pulleys, AFPR, Accel SuperRam (ported out), Edelbrock lower intake (ported out), BBK 58mm TB, TFS 23* heads, SLP 1 3/4 headers, SLP 3" cat back (no cat), CompCam .495/.502 lift, Kenny Bell strut tower brace, lower frame brace, Jeg's SFC, Lakewood trailing arms and panhard rod
Pony's can run, but bird can fly
1987 Buick Turbo-T
1977 Chevy Blazer 4X4
Howdy there, well I have Global West springs on my car, and I'm quite happy with them. The car rides like a one-ton dually but it handles great considering I'm not done with it yet. If you were to talk to the techs at Global West they would reccomend Constant Rate springs instead of Variable rate but you have to do your own research and figure out what you want. Seems to me that most folks are happy with their Eibach springs, where I prefer the Global West, and could care less about ride quality, I'm more concerned with handling. Consequently, I live in Montana, and the streets here are poor at best, so my ride suffers on a daily basis. Take care now.
Edelbrock springs are OEM'd by Eibach, they're same characteristics as the Pro Kit pieces. Too low for my preference.
I went with Moog 5662s and cut 3/4 coil off to get the height where I wanted it, 1/2 inch lower than stock but a tad stiffer as the Moogs were 705 lb/in from the box.
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1982 Z-28
See http://www.mycar.net/mafb/registry/detail.cfm?id=276 for details
I went with Moog 5662s and cut 3/4 coil off to get the height where I wanted it, 1/2 inch lower than stock but a tad stiffer as the Moogs were 705 lb/in from the box.
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1982 Z-28
See http://www.mycar.net/mafb/registry/detail.cfm?id=276 for details
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I'm running the Jamex springs and IMHO they are the best bang for the buck springs out there. Handling is great and the ride isn't too harsh.
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Car: 90 IROC
Engine: 406
Transmission: GMPP 93/4L60
Axle/Gears: 9 bolt 3.27
For the street.. stock IROC springs offer the best combination of ride and handling IMO. I like the BZWs for the fronts and the NNNs for the rear.
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Black 90 IROC, L98, A4, 323 gear. SuperRamed 406 in the works!
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Black 90 IROC, L98, A4, 323 gear. SuperRamed 406 in the works!
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