LS/LT w/ TC Springs
LS/LT w/ TC Springs
Thinking about purchasing some TC springs instead of lowering springs (ssc, zen, eibach).
How much will these drop my car? I'm mainly looking at them for a stiffer suspension, and they're half price of lowering springs..
If anyone has a photo of a ls/lt with tc springs that'd be great
How much will these drop my car? I'm mainly looking at them for a stiffer suspension, and they're half price of lowering springs..
If anyone has a photo of a ls/lt with tc springs that'd be great
i don't want to be too low, ive know all springs settle some
im sitting here looking at a stock 2.2 and a stock SS/TC and the ride height is night and day. i'd say the TC is about 3" lower in the rear, but is that from the spring or the shock?
im sitting here looking at a stock 2.2 and a stock SS/TC and the ride height is night and day. i'd say the TC is about 3" lower in the rear, but is that from the spring or the shock?
68nova200 has it right, you will drop between 1" and 1 1/2" going from FE1 (LS/LT) springs to FE5 (SS/TC) and get a much firmer ride. It will drop a bit more in the back than the front as well.
The shock won't change the ride height but for full effect, get the TC shocks and struts as well, they will be properly valved for the stiffer springs and give you the best overall handling
Don't forget, the SC and TC cars have a lip on the back that sits closer to the ground than the base models.
68nova200 has it right, you will drop between 1" and 1 1/2" going from FE1 (LS/LT) springs to FE5 (SS/TC) and get a much firmer ride. It will drop a bit more in the back than the front as well.
The shock won't change the ride height but for full effect, get the TC shocks and struts as well, they will be properly valved for the stiffer springs and give you the best overall handling
68nova200 has it right, you will drop between 1" and 1 1/2" going from FE1 (LS/LT) springs to FE5 (SS/TC) and get a much firmer ride. It will drop a bit more in the back than the front as well.
The shock won't change the ride height but for full effect, get the TC shocks and struts as well, they will be properly valved for the stiffer springs and give you the best overall handling

Looks to be about 2" gap
On my LS, I have a 4-5" gap
These just sit right in without any other modifications ya?
The stock wheels / tires on the LS/LT are a bit smaller too, this will make the difference look even bigger. And yes, the gap on the rear of the FE1 cars looks like a 4x4
FE5 stuff will bolt right in, lots of guys (and gals) on here have done this with no issues.
Don't expect the gap to disappear but it will be less, the front and rear will be closer to even than the "cat in heat" jacked up rear on the FE1's
I'm sure someone on here has pictures of their LS/LT on TC suspension - help the op out here peeps
FE5 stuff will bolt right in, lots of guys (and gals) on here have done this with no issues.
Don't expect the gap to disappear but it will be less, the front and rear will be closer to even than the "cat in heat" jacked up rear on the FE1's
I'm sure someone on here has pictures of their LS/LT on TC suspension - help the op out here peeps
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