[2edybrd]

I want to start on the suspension, but, I really don't want to lower the car at all.

So, I have a few questions:
1) What are the stock spring rates and sizes (id/od and height)
2) Who makes larger sway bars fornt and rear and what are the stock sizes?
3) Well, I guess I only had two questions

Thanks

 

[2edybrd]

Please help me...

 

[miscreant]

I want to start on the suspension, but, I really don't want to lower the car at all.

So, I have a few questions:
1) What are the stock spring rates and sizes (id/od and height)
2) Who makes larger sway bars fornt and rear and what are the stock sizes?
3) Well, I guess I only had two questions

Thanks

I can only fill in hearsay:

I heard the stock springs are 200lbs progressive.

I can't remember the front, but the rear sway bar is 16mm.

Intrax (www.intraxsuspension.com) makes some sway bars, should be available in October.

I know that's not all the info you were looking for, but hope it helps.

 

[2edybrd]

Hey, It gets me started. Thanks.

 

[Gravana Jim]

I want to start on the suspension, but, I really don't want to lower the car at all.

So, I have a few questions:
1) What are the stock spring rates and sizes (id/od and height)
2) Who makes larger sway bars fornt and rear and what are the stock sizes?
3) Well, I guess I only had two questions

Thanks

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