North East F-Body Association - Rear spring upgrade / fix?

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How is the ride with SS/WS6 springs compared to stock?

well how was the ride IN my car alix?

shit If you want ill take you for a ride next week end if you want

Cool, I wasn't really paying attention last time LOL

Almost all springs sag a bit on this car. I have stranos and they don't sag much, but they do a little. Eibachs tend to sag a lot on the LS1 kits. LT1 prokits I've heard are better. Sportlines are too low and suprisingly also have a lower springrate for some reason.

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Originally Posted by Batman (Post 13747)

big fan of stock WS6 springs, but that's me. They handle good and hook really well at the track. If you want to go lower the factory 1LE springs are a great spring too, eibach's are eh

WS6 springs were either the 1LE stiffer springs, same as stock, or the SLP package springs depending on the year and model. Here's some info I pulled from a Sam Strano post:

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1993 1LE's had 1LE front springs, the 32mm front bar, STOCK rear springs and a 21mm bar, 1LE valved deCarbon shocks.

1994-1995 1LE's got 1LE front and rear springs (not stock) the 32mm front bar, but down to a 19mm rear bar, and 1LE spec deCarbon shocks.

1996-1999 1LE's got 1LE springs front and rear, 32/19 bars, Koni DA's.

No 2000 1LE.

2001-02 1LE's were taken over by SLP. They had a hollow 35mm front bar, the 21mm rear, Koni DA's. As best I can tell stock springs.

Up until about mid-2000 some time SS's and WS6's got 1LE springs, after that time they got standard springs.

Hope that helps..

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Originally Posted by Slowhawk (Post 13743)

I like the stock springs. If it is too high cut 1 coil off.

I was just debating this but was worried it would make it ride too stiff?

Also, about how much does 1 coil drop it?

bump for more info on that previous post^