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Lowerin' the front ONLY
I just got an '01 Z28 and the previous owner had put Eibach lowering springs on the front only. What kind of problems does that cause? I noticed a lot of wheel hop and don't know if that is normal for an M6.:confused:
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The main issue that I can see is having two different spring rates. It's like having two completely different suspension set-ups on each end.
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yeah i think eibachs are progressive...and stock are...um...not progressive. i forget what it is...variable or something...
and wheel hop is a problem with every f body. control arms and relocation brackets easily fix that. oh another thing too...i'd imagine that lowering the front would shift the center of gravity foward and braking performance would suffer. |
get stock fronts or eibach rears.
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Originally Posted by NoRiceInside
yeah i think eibachs are progressive...and stock are...um...not progressive. i forget what it is...variable or something...
and wheel hop is a problem with every f body. control arms and relocation brackets easily fix that. oh another thing too...i'd imagine that lowering the front would shift the center of gravity foward and braking performance would suffer. |
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