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everyone has the rally wheels on their Camaro, and i don't want that much chrome on the car

the 250 I6 dunno yet and the 70's called, they want their pant back

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well, it appears a search on the Camaro forum gave me an answer general consensus is stock spindles/lowering springs over dropped spindles/stock springs Are you sure? Everyone I know recommends changing spindles and shocks because when you change springs, you change spring ratio and lose some comfort. People have had clearance problems with the dropped spindles, and the stock springs could stand to be a tad stiffer. I'm going to put new shocks in it eventually. The thing is that I can change them without having to completely take apart the front end again so they can wait a bit. Also, while most of the stuff is 40 years old, the shocks are only about 15 years old.

ceramic metal only testing will tell i'd bet so we don't know when they'll be back

well, it appears a search on the Camaro forum gave me an answer general consensus is stock spindles/lowering springs over dropped spindles/stock springs

hello and goodbye to you too Jordan

see ya

Perhaps with time good sir. For now, I'm saving up for a SBC and 5 speed. Handling is like a front stage and a bigger engine like a subwoofer. I'd pick the frnot stage first. I don't think that metaphor is exactly correct..... what's handling mean if I can't even accelerate out of a turn?

wow, that thing sounds mean awesome car, but missing a few parts

They do make some badass stuff. It would be cool to see their plant.

Perhaps with time good sir. For now, I'm saving up for a SBC and 5 speed.

those 2 subs are designed for completely different preferences

Sean, if I were to lower the Camaro, do you know if drop spindles or lowering springs would be better? still not sure if I want to lower it however

sorry to hear that Neil

check it out: http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...showtopic=10282

well, I picked up some cheap rims/tires for the Camaro so that I could fit disc brakes on it. they're 15" rims from a 3rd gen. not my first choice, but they're growing on me. definitely works for now. + =

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brand new I believe

picked this up today:

how much port area are you planning?

sweet,