Hi I have a 1968 chevelle ss 427 and find her too soft on her suspension
I have competition engineering 3 way adjustable shocks + stock springs
I want harder suspension because in the corner the car is like a boat
which brand or type of suspension will give me the harder solution for th efront of the car ??
thanks
Hi I have a 1968 chevelle ss 427 and find her too soft on her suspension
I have competition engineering 3 way adjustable shocks + stock springs I want harder suspension because in the corner the car is like a boat
which brand or type of suspension will give me the harder solution for th efront of the car ??
thanks
the sway bar is on the way...because I have no sway bar in the front and rear...I take a UMI performance kit
the real problem is the "bumpy" sensation, the car do high/low/high 3 meter after the road deformation
Did you order some sway bars? Although CE shocks are a good choice for drag racing, the soft rebound damping causes the car to feel floaty even when the shocks are new.
For general purpose driving Bilsteins are a great choice. Combining them with our upper a-arms are a great combination, even with stock springs. Of course our sway bars help too.
Let me know what you need.
Ramey
Ramey Womer
Product Development Engineer
UMI Performance, Inc.
(814)343-6315
Did you order some sway bars? Although CE shocks are a good choice for drag racing, the soft rebound damping causes the car to feel floaty even when the shocks are new.
For general purpose driving Bilsteins are a great choice. Combining them with our upper a-arms are a great combination, even with stock springs. Of course our sway bars help too.
Let me know what you need.
Ramey
Ramey Womer
Product Development Engineer
UMI Performance, Inc.
(814)343-6315
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