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Originally Posted by 83olds88
You will need some belltech lowering spindels and some lowering
springs so this way it keeps your a arms in the proper position as
stock. But lowers the car down about 2 1/2 inches to 3 inches
when it settels all the way around which looks great and it drives
and handels like a vett because it get's rid of all the unwanted
body roll. I did this to my 87 monte ss back in the early 90's
and was able to get a 5 inch drop with 16's on it and it was one
hell of a ride lot's of fun. Here is the link to the 2 inch drop spindel
for you car.
Good luck
Ray
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Bell-...em180091400347
http://www.drivewire.com/performance...ngsprings.html |
Hey Ray,
I have a 72' I'm looking to lower and I just wanted to buy some ebach 1.3" lowering springs and use them with my stock spindles. Can I just install the springs then take the car in for a front end alignment and let the shop shim my existing A-arms?