Dropping a 85
#1
Dropping a 85
Hi guys / gals. I'm new here and have a question on lowering a 85 Z-28. From what I've searched in here and found, the easiest waty to drop the 85 is with lowering springs. I'd like to go down about 2 inches all of the way around. Question is, what else will I have to do, if anything. I've read that I will need to change that bar in the back, that goes from one side to other and some other things that I really don't understand. Any idea's or comments on this? What shocks would be good with this.
I plan on dropping in a 350 4-bolt slightly built, strut tower braces and sfc, what else do I need to look at as far as drivability and handling. This car will end up with a set of good street tires and will never see snow (I hope). Plan is to make this a fast weekend "grocery-getter".
ANy help would be appreciated. Thx: Mort
I plan on dropping in a 350 4-bolt slightly built, strut tower braces and sfc, what else do I need to look at as far as drivability and handling. This car will end up with a set of good street tires and will never see snow (I hope). Plan is to make this a fast weekend "grocery-getter".
ANy help would be appreciated. Thx: Mort
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RE: Dropping a 85
Although I see no advantage in lowering a car, except for esthetics, if you really want to do it properly, purchase a complete lowering kit (springs, shocks, control arm reolcators, bushings, and whatever else is needed) from the same manufacturer. At least in this way everything will fit.
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