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Old 04-06-2008, 08:42 AM
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Default Suspension Question & New Interior

I'm going to install Steeda Ultra Lite Springs and Pro Action Shocks & Struts. While I'm at it I'm buying The heavy Duty Upper Strut Mounts.
A Steeda Billet LCA is also on my list. My Question is..........Should I also install a LCA Relocation Kit? been reading about LCA angle in relationship to
power to the ground I just don't know how much the new lowering springs will change the angle.
As you can see my pic. shows my weight reduction mod.........did I go to far?? LOL

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Old 04-06-2008, 01:30 PM
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Default RE: Suspension lowering & LCA

I have the Steeda Ultralite springs, and there wasn't enough of a drop to warrant worrying about the pinion angle. I regularly exericse my '06 at road courses, and I have had no abnormal wear from the small drop from the Ultralites so I think the the LCA change is not needed unless you go with a much more aggressive drop.

On weight reduction, I added Recaro seats which removed about 30lbs from the car compared to the stock seats. I also think wheel weight reduction is low hanging fruit. I have track wheels that weighabout 6lbs less each than my daily driver bullitts.

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