Would Koni adjustables and Eibach Springs fit a 4th gen camaro?
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Would Koni adjustables and Eibach Springs fit a 4th gen... - 6/6/2007 11:53:48 PM
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javione
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Would that be a good shock and spring combo?
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RE: Would Koni adjustables and Eibach Springs fit a 4th... - 6/9/2007 9:34:05 AM
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CamaroKid16
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Yea i bought eibach springs and kyb agx front stuts... stock rear shocks! i also have a 32mm sway bar and strut bar up front. But the rear is just lagging behind so bad with the stock shocks. I would say koni or kyb agx adj. But my eibach pro kit springs seem to be doing just fine. most places the springs will be around $250. Think about sway bars, control arms, strut bar, panhard rod. MOST IMPORTANT!!! do a suspension bushing upgrade too. All of that wont do **** if they dont have a nice solid base.
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1994, 3.4, 5-speed, 32mm front swaybar and 25mm rear, kyb agx adj struts/shocks, strut bar, eibach pro kits, Lakewood adj. panhard bar.
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but if you want to be able to use them to their fullest (which might actually be too much for the street) you might want to talk to their tech dept and see what the consider a nice balanced spring for the struts/shocks. 
. in reality though, all those improvements will do a lot of good without the bushing kits, but you just don't get their total benefit without the bushings
