Dazaa
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I'll buy it off you!
Will let you know if I do pull it off, but bear in mind people have suggested it's completely wrong for a c3, far too thick.
I'll buy it off you!
Which is exactly what I did and used a 28" diameter 40 section tyre.From the responses i've received over on the USA forum, the sway bar fitted to my car is far too thick and a few people have suggested removing it all together which i'm probably going to do.
Daza's 71 Restomod build thread - CorvetteForum - Chevrolet Corvette Forum Discussion If anyone is interested!
Have you settled the Spring by rolling the Vette back and forth or so, - if still no good, go for a correct steel spring, sort the fronts and then check it without connecting any rear ARB linksWell I just disconnected the sway bar and can confirm that it’s not the cause of the back being so high, it wasn’t under tension and made no difference at all.
Have you settled the Spring by rolling the Vette back and forth or so, - if still no good, go for a correct steel spring, sort the fronts and then check it without connecting any rear ARB links
Seems to me that the 'aging' issues of steel springs (i.e sagging etc) are nothing as compared with potential issues with aging 'glass' springs. OK, so perhaps they don't sag - but some of the aftermarket ones are known to de-laminate and snap..........
Corvette Kingdom have them.Does anyone have a pair of 8 inch bolts I could buy or borrow? Just need to see if they will do the trick...