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Forth Generation F-Body Suspension Rebuild Instructions February 8, 2009
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We
have disassembled and re-assembled the suspension on these cars so
many times that we thought it would be beneficial to the community to
write a few instructions. All the instructions are in
down loadable PDF's so that you can make a copy and print it out and
take it to the garage. Remember, working on a raised car can be
very dangerous. If the suspension or brake system of a car is not
put together properly serious injury or property damage could occur.
These instructions are not meant to be a replacement to the GM
Service Manual or a certified mechanic. If you are not 100%
confident that you can do this work yourself, please contract a
professional.
Rear Trailing Arm Bushing Replacement
Rear Anti-Roll Bar Bushing and Endlink Replacement
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Forth Generation F-Body Suspension and
Brake Parts List September
3,
2008
Forth
Gen F-Body Suspension and Brake Parts List
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Many
people ask on many different forums what is a good suspension set-up
for an F-Body used as a daily driver/weekend autocrosser/track day car.
Sam Strano of Strano Parts has put together a really nice
package
for all the major components, and he also stocks a few of the smaller
items. It's the small details that people tend to overlook so
MLS
Motor Racing has developed a comprehensive list of all the
items
one may need when rebuilding/modifying an F-Body suspension and brakes.
Note, this is a work in process and we hope to eventually
document every item down to the last nut and bolt. Please
keep in
mind that vendors have the right to update their inventory and prices
at any time, so always check with them for the latest in part
availability and price.
The list can be found by clicking
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Sound Limits Could Cost the Solo
Community $2.0M August
15,
2008
Image
courtesy of Andy
Seipos |
Sound
limits have become a hot topic on many Solo boards these
days.
Are the cars too loud? Are sound levels costing us
sites?
Are the sound levels approaching dangerous levels? Are the
current rules adequate? These are the questions which are
being
debated and the SCCA has taken notice.
For the complete story, click
here |
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