Hi there! New to the forum! Looking for some advice about lowering spring
9/2/18, 09:49 PM
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Hi there! New to the forum! Looking for some advice about lowering spring
hello to all!
I am looking for suggestions about lowering springs for a 2018 GT PP1.
I was about to get steeda sport lowering spring 1inc all around. What’s your thought about it.
and afford chamber plates!
I am looking for suggestions about lowering springs for a 2018 GT PP1.
I was about to get steeda sport lowering spring 1inc all around. What’s your thought about it.
and afford chamber plates!
9/6/18, 11:30 AM
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Lorenzo, check some of our forum vendors, American Muscle, CJ Pony Parts etc. They have some great selections, and there are customer reviews that should help you to decide what's right for you.
9/6/18, 11:41 AM
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I used Ford racing track set up on mine with a .25" steeds spacer for the rear. The F.P. is about a 1" drop which was perfect for me. With the .25"spacer in the rear it gave the car a nice rake. Here is a photo on level ground with stock Pp1 wheel tire setup
9/7/18, 02:45 PM
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Did you need camber plates for the 1 inch drop?
9/7/18, 03:18 PM
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I used camber bolts. However, I will replace the camber bolts with camber plates when it becomes time to replace the tires so that I can have more adjustments. But the Camber bolts work great so far.
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