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    Getting a Panhard/LCA's....will i notice?

    I'm getting a panhard rod and lca's for my car, just wondering if I'm gunna notice any difference in the car?
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    navy blue metallic
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    yes. it'll launch better, feel more solid, and feel much more planted around corners.

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    Quote Originally Posted by creeper View Post
    yes. it'll launch better, feel more solid, and feel much more planted around corners.
    Sweet, that's what I was hoping for....also I'm putting in my SFC's as well.

    I should have done the suspension/tranny before I did my go fast goodies....I'm slowly but surely getting the suspension done and already got the tranny on layaway for the winter...I'm excited to be able to put the power to the ground

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    i did basically the opposite. i almost totaled my car coming around a few corners too fast so i decided to do all my suspension first then worry about going faster haha

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    Quote Originally Posted by creeper View Post
    i did basically the opposite. i almost totaled my car coming around a few corners too fast so i decided to do all my suspension first then worry about going faster haha
    Yeah I really don't want that to happen hah

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    I noticed no difference from these mods, other than the squeeking from the poly control arms.

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    Well I guess there's only one way for me to really find out...throw 'em on the car

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    i dont know about the pb and lca's as i dont have them on my car yet im doing them this winter with strano springs and koni's. i know you will feal a bit tighter whit the sfc's
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    ive done sfc, the weld ons, adj torque arm, and sportlines w/ kyb agx's, and it's a totally different car.. its predictable, solid, and handles 2000% better..
    the suspenion is the first thing to mod, if not the car will fukin kill u...
    these f body's imo are not safe w/ stock sus, as terrible as they handle.
    i speak the truth, anybody who doesn't agree is a dipshit.

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    I did an adjustable panhard bar and can notice the difference. if anything it just feels like the rear end isn't 'disconnected' from the car anymore if ever so slightly.

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    I am going to go ahead and say it before a mod steps in. Let's get this thread back on track here fella's. Play nice.

    Which PHB are you going with Z28?

    And I also did the suspension/drive train first. Now I am tapped out lol.
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    Quote Originally Posted by stunna p View Post
    ive done sfc, the weld ons, adj torque arm, and sportlines w/ kyb agx's, and it's a totally different car.. its predictable, solid, and handles 2000% better..
    the suspenion is the first thing to mod, if not the car will fukin kill u...
    these f body's imo are not safe w/ stock sus, as terrible as they handle.
    i speak the truth, anybody who doesn't agree is a dipshit.
    i agree with the fact that the suspension is the first thing that needs modding, but the stock suspension is in no way unsafe. LOTS of room for improvement though.

    i mean NO offense to your suspension setup, but even you have a ton of room to improve still. those springs are really not the best for handling. the shocks are good though, at least better than stock. sfc's don't really make the car turn better, but they'll make it feel more solid and stable. a torque arm will not improve handling unless you get the one specially designed for it(~$700) which is kind of insane. throw on some swaybars and you'll notice a huuuge improvement.

    just about anything you replace will make a noticeable difference though

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    Quote Originally Posted by 35th-ANV-SS View Post
    I am going to go ahead and say it before a mod steps in. Let's get this thread back on track here fella's. Play nice.

    Which PHB are you going with Z28?

    And I also did the suspension/drive train first. Now I am tapped out lol.

    all umi parts...non adj panhard with polybushings

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    I agree fully that suspension should be done, however dont underestimate the stock ws6 suspension. I know someone who has really pushed their car to the limit. I followed them in my vette and I was surprised at what stock suspension can handle, even at 128,000 miles on their car. Granted they dont have many go fast parts done but still, the stock suspension is relatively good for being a decade old design...

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    I have umi 3pt sfc,adj lca's,lca relocation brakets.adj panhard bar,adj tunnel mount toque arm and eibach springs and i noticed a big difference with hooking havent had it at the track to see numbers but i think i will see lower 60ft

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    You'll like the SFCs, it felt a lot more solid and a bit stiffer suspension wise. I want to do LCAs next as well. IDK about the panhard bar yet. Don't know which to get.

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    Any further garbage off topic comments will result in warnings. Keep this a technical discussion.

    You will notice your car being stiffer with the SFC and a little better launch with the LCAs Z28.

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    Quote Originally Posted by allbaugh_04 View Post
    You'll like the SFCs, it felt a lot more solid and a bit stiffer suspension wise. I want to do LCAs next as well. IDK about the panhard bar yet. Don't know which to get.
    I did notice the subframe connectors as well. Definaetely stiffened the car up. I went with a double adjustible rod ended panhard bar from Spohn. No noise and no regrets.

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    LCA's will also help with wheel hop too

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    Quote Originally Posted by INMY01TA View Post
    I did notice the subframe connectors as well. Definaetely stiffened the car up. I went with a double adjustible rod ended panhard bar from Spohn. No noise and no regrets.
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    How much is the one from Spohn?

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