Thinking about getting suspension upgrades... Suggestions?

[Hlogan220]

I was thinking about getting some exterior mods...
But figured that i just love its current look so much that i chose to work on interior instead
Ive upgraded my speakers and painted interior parts, and im thinking about getting suspension upgrades next

Anybody wanna recommend some great products?

Please regard price, performance, and where to buy from

[Parag]

http://www.************.com/nsearch....39&query=pfadt

pfadt is my favorite

[firehawk1]

I put Eibach lowering springs and sway bars on my 2010 SS/RS and it improved the handling tremendously. Having it 1+ inches lower makes it look better. I bought them from Auto Anything. A great company with great prices and service.

[Apex Motorsports]

It depends on how you use your car, what you would like for it to do better, and of course your budget. Feel free to give us a call or shoot me a PM if you would like to discuss it.

[bhall82]

Pedders is the way go IMO. Shoot me a PM if you need a contact or have any questions

[Fraxum]

Originally Posted by Hlogan220

I was thinking about getting some exterior mods...
But figured that i just love its current look so much that i chose to work on interior instead
Ive upgraded my speakers and painted interior parts, and im thinking about getting suspension upgrades next

Anybody wanna recommend some great products?

Please regard price, performance, and where to buy from

What are your goals? Drags, autocross, or just street?

[Xedes]

Pfadt lowering springs just arrived on my doorstep so you know who gets my vote.

[Blu808]

What are you looking to do with your car? All around better handling or something like drag racing?

To start with, I would recommend a set of sway bars and end links. These will make a world of difference in the car's handling. The sways are 3-way adjustable so we can set them to your liking when we install them for you!



Springs would also help out, as they lower your center of gravity and improve the grip and handling of the car.






We located in Los Gatos, which is pretty close to you. We can get you a great deal on the parts and a killer price on installation. Feel free to give us a call or send us a PM!

[The Stig]

Pedders FTW. Pete will hook you up.

[LS3 SS]

Originally Posted by bhall82

Pedders is the way go IMO. Shoot me a PM if you need a contact or have any questions

[Frid]

Like others posted, it's really what you are looking to do with your car.

[Whiteside Customs]

If you want products that work without a bunch of hype then our Super Street packages are very budget friendly without any compromise in performance.

http://shop.whitesidecustoms.com/Sup...ckages_c84.htm

[So Cal Camaro]

Originally Posted by firehawk1

I put Eibach lowering springs and sway bars on my 2010 SS/RS and it improved the handling tremendously. Having it 1+ inches lower makes it look better. I bought them from Auto Anything. A great company with great prices and service.

[Rockit_z28]

Originally Posted by Apex Chase

It depends on how you use your car, what you would like for it to do better, and of course your budget. Feel free to give us a call or shoot me a PM if you would like to discuss it.

+1 This is good advice. It really depends on what you want from the car. I drag race mine so my preference was BMR for a number of reasons strength, reliability, and service. I used their parts on my 4th generation and never had any complaints or issues.

Everyone here has their preferences for suspension vendors and on-line vendors. I ordered mine through Maryland Speed. However, any of the vendors here will be happy to help you.

The best advice is to talk to an experienced shop or vendor and let them guide you through the appropriate selections.