protraxduner
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I don't mind being the guinea pig. Soon as practical after I get my car I plan to do the Eibach + 21x11.5 325/25 square setup.
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Yeah let me know how it goes what kind of driving do you do most do u like the turns or just straight line I would say get the car first find its limits then try the springs that way we got a good baseline to see the improvement the magna-ride is really is what doing the work but it would be cool to know the differenceI don't mind being the guinea pig. Soon as practical after I get my car I plan to do the Eibach + 21x11.5 325/25 square setup.
Initially I will daily it which consists of 10mile round trip a day at most.....reality is this car will be babied on the street and see the 1/4 mile track few times a year, likely never see a race track and only turns it will see is an aggressive on/exit ramp.Yeah let me know how it goes what kind of driving do you do most do u like the turns or just straight line I would say get the car first find its limits then try the springs that way we got a good baseline to see the improvement the magna-ride is really is what doing the work but it would be cool to know the difference
Yes I considered this but the rake is likely not going to account much for the overall front clearance, it will help but likely not much. I new the 500 was heavier i just didnt realize how much that would impact. And considering the impact just sitting still, i cant imagine the impact driving with the way reduced spring rate.....I know better, stupid me...sometimes you learn the hard wayIf you put the rear springs on you’ll reduce the rake and raise the nose a little.
However remember the front of the 500 is considerably heavier than the 350’s. Therefore the front of the 500 will be lower than the 350 using 350 springs.
I have been waiting to see if any springs for the 500 would come out. I would prefer to do the job once.Yes I considered this but the rake is likely not going to account much for the overall front clearance, it will help but likely not much. I new the 500 was heavier i just didnt realize how much that would impact. And considering the impact just sitting still, i cant imagine the impact driving with the way reduced spring rate.....I know better, stupid me...sometimes you learn the hard way
I'm going to go down to the local off-road store and pickup a skid plate and maybe a push bumper, just in case I have to push start a car.Time for titanium skid plates!
<laughing> Heck Earl, you could help a cop with the push bumper! You're funny. ;-)just in case I have to push start a car.
Yeah its about 6" from the wall, but appears like it is touching. My lifts are mainly for storing more cars as my car habit has outgrown my shop size. So i have 2 lifts nestled close to each other and close to walls which isn't optimal for working but they see 95% storage time and 5% work time so it works. CFTP springs and new wheels/tires ordered so i will get everything swapped back out and make it driveable, 3.5 just wont work. My shop is total cluster bomb right now as i don't know how to work on 1 project at a time, i did introduce the new girl (GT500) to the old girl (trans am) hopefully they get along while i am away......Three and a half INCHES, yikes, I'm with ya, PTD. Even SlipLo's wouldn't help much, they'd just be lower.
Hope you figure out a solution and, get the ToDo list done before the first snowfall. Just the opposite down here in the Tropics, we look forward to Winter.
But MAN the car is close to the front wall on the lift! Obviously, you knew that from the getgo but seeing it as a bystander made me think how likely it would be that I'D screw up somehow. :-) Killer lift though.