i was looking on wbody store and i saw the rear heightning spring and was wondering if any one uses these and if so whatd you think.
thinks guys for your time.
justin
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i was looking on wbody store and i saw the rear heightning spring and was wondering if any one uses these and if so whatd you think.
thinks guys for your time.
justin
Im curious as to why you would want to raise the rear end higher?
big speakers?
well they are suposed to help with the launch keeping the rear from sinking and yes big speakers with subs and box i figure 150 lbs i notice a lil sag.
I have buick springs in mine, they are supposed to have a higher rate. If you look at almost all stock grand prix's the rear end sags on them, this helps to level it out, I think it looks a lot better.
Save your money and buy the Intrigue springs from GM. I bought mine from PACE Performance - GM Parts, Crate Engines, and Aftermarket Accessories
PN 10391592 - $26.79 each
These work great and are much cheaper than WBS.
are these just for the rear i looked them up and there's no part description or pick
I the Intrigue Springs too... I ran them for quite a while and loved them. I still have them and i'm thinking about reinstalling them. I have Monroe qucik struts in the rear now because KYBs suck.
Yeah those Intrigue springs gave my car a nice stance. It raised the ass end about .5". I used them to elimante ass sag, especailly at the track. They worked great.
Reply from hgw997; I see it on Pace for $47.25... ? they call it an F spring... is this what you installed? And it lifted the rear? What, an inch, 2? Just wondering. My 96 coupe 133k is worth upgrading and keeping, I hope! 3.1 liter bone stock, she rocks, esp in smooth pavement. rough road, shake your fillings loose. Thx, Hank in WI
Contact Ed Morad. I'm sure he has many springs available.
Morad Parts Company
3455 W. 140th (service road)
Cleveland, Ohio 44111
Open M-F 9AM-6:30PM
p-216-671-3736
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email address: sales@MoradPartsCompany.com
website: Morad Parts Company - 3800 Motors, Transaxles, & Stock Parts
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