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Larry Hill 11-11-2021 09:37 AM

Re: 1995 Firebird Suspension Help
 
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^That depends on power level

countrypuppy4865 11-11-2021 10:10 AM

Re: 1995 Firebird Suspension Help
 
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Originally Posted by mtwilly (Post 651875)
Thanks, Rob! For the pan hard and lower control arms, are you using adjustable stuff or fixed, and what about relocation brackets for the control arms? Also, any thoughts on shocks and springs for the rear?

Thanks again, Rob. Greatly appreciated!

Tubular nonadjustable lower control arms. Frame reinforcement kit from S&W and a good anti roll bar is all you should need. Stock springs work fine if it sits too high you can remove the upper rubber from the spring. All of the stockers you see have weight in the rear. Afco shocks from Fastshocks for the front are most critical. Even stock gas back shocks work fine as long as they are in good shape.

mtwilly 11-12-2021 02:06 AM

Re: 1995 Firebird Suspension Help
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by countrypuppy4865 (Post 652043)
Tubular nonadjustable lower control arms. Frame reinforcement kit from S&W and a good anti roll bar is all you should need. Stock springs work fine if it sits too high you can remove the upper rubber from the spring. All of the stockers you see have weight in the rear. Afco shocks from Fastshocks for the front are most critical. Even stock gas back shocks work fine as long as they are in good shape.

Great info! Thank you! Does the anti roll bar work with the sway bar or is the sway bar removed.

mtwilly 11-12-2021 02:14 AM

Re: 1995 Firebird Suspension Help
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by countrypuppy4865 (Post 652043)
Tubular nonadjustable lower control arms. Frame reinforcement kit from S&W and a good anti roll bar is all you should need. Stock springs work fine if it sits too high you can remove the upper rubber from the spring. All of the stockers you see have weight in the rear. Afco shocks from Fastshocks for the front are most critical. Even stock gas back shocks work fine as long as they are in good shape.

One more question... by 'frame reinforcement kit' do you mean subframe connectors? Thank you!

countrypuppy4865 11-12-2021 09:52 AM

Re: 1995 Firebird Suspension Help
 
Yes subframe connector kit. And remove factory sway bars

mtwilly 11-12-2021 03:49 PM

Re: 1995 Firebird Suspension Help
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by countrypuppy4865 (Post 652137)
Yes subframe connector kit. And remove factory sway bars

Great! Thanks a ton!

mtwilly 11-15-2021 12:13 AM

Re: 1995 Firebird Suspension Help
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by countrypuppy4865 (Post 652043)
Tubular nonadjustable lower control arms. Frame reinforcement kit from S&W and a good anti roll bar is all you should need. Stock springs work fine if it sits too high you can remove the upper rubber from the spring. All of the stockers you see have weight in the rear. Afco shocks from Fastshocks for the front are most critical. Even stock gas back shocks work fine as long as they are in good shape.

One more thing... The only tubular nonadjustable LCAs that I find have poly bushings. Is this ok, or do I need solid bushings? Thanks, again!

countrypuppy4865 11-15-2021 01:27 AM

Re: 1995 Firebird Suspension Help
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mtwilly (Post 652362)
One more thing... The only tubular nonadjustable LCAs that I find have poly bushings. Is this ok, or do I need solid bushings? Thanks, again!

Polyurethane bushings are fine

mtwilly 11-15-2021 09:35 PM

Re: 1995 Firebird Suspension Help
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by countrypuppy4865 (Post 652363)
Polyurethane bushings are fine

Great! Thank you!


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