I don't have any pics to post yet, but I installed my S1 springs yesterday morning.
It took about 3 hours and I couldn't be happier with the results. The ride height has dropped by quite a noticeable amount, but ride quality is still essentially stock. The car looks so much better now.
I took it over to my friends when I finished and parked it next to his 05 SRT-4. Needless to say, the difference is night and day and my car no longer looks like a 4x4 machine.
Next weekend I'll be installing welfare sways and traction bars and my new wheels *should* show up soon after so that my suspension/handling mods will be complete. Then I'll finally be able to move forward (literally) and do some more power mods.
man you guys need to get that ass out of the air... lol
and is that a single tip with 2 holes in the bumper.. man that looks ghetto.. but its ok.. i have only seen you from my rear veiw mirror.. lol just playing playar
man you guys need to get that ass out of the air... lol
and is that a single tip with 2 holes in the bumper.. man that looks ghetto.. but its ok.. i have only seen you from my rear veiw mirror.. lol just playing playar
I like how the rear looks right now. The only reason I went with MOPAR springs was because it has been proven to work with 24.5 and 26.5 inch slicks with no rubbing issues (lucille). So looks wise it works for me.
Btw..You left just in time, no one wants to admit they got stomped on the freeway by a 14 second SRT. Worse by an Asian driver.
The Mopar springs look great. Glad to see so many people like them, and not replacing struts. Did you guys see the thread about replacing 2 brand new sets of struts in two weeks with Goldines? ha ha Now that is some funny stuff. 20,000+ on mine and still rolls nice.
Randy
'06 M6 GTO
2006 Times:
13.065 @ 107.78 - 2.091 60' - 100% stock including 17" wheels and tires
12.761 @ 109.07 - 1.979 60' - Toyo T1R and Koni Adjustables Rear Only - Stock Tune
12.704 @ 108.63 Cutouts, K&N Drop in, Koni Rear Shocks, BFG Drag Radials
2007 Times:
??? - Added a 100 Shot ... we will see how it works out
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