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MODIFICATIONS => Suspension/Wheels/Tires/Brakes => Topic started by: Jeorge on June 05, 2002, 09:30:05 AM

Poll
Question: Best way to Drop it?
Option 1: Coilovers votes: 1
Option 2: Mono Leaf Drop votes: 1
Option 3: Air Struts votes: 1
Title: What is the Best way to Drop a STE turbo or TGP??
Post by: Jeorge on June 05, 2002, 09:30:05 AM
Coil overs, or the RMS mono leaf? also has anyone ever used air struts??
Title: What is the Best way to Drop a STE turbo or TGP??
Post by: 90TGP on June 12, 2002, 12:13:24 PM
You could always do what BaggedGTP on www.clubgp.com did, go with an air-ride suspension.
Title: What is the Best way to Drop a STE turbo or TGP??
Post by: Mr. Mod Man on October 29, 2002, 04:55:15 PM
That one guy is the only one I have seen with a lowered Grand Prix. He's got different wheels on a '89 which might be different suspension than a TGP. It sure would be nice to have a set up like that though. Drive around with it slightly lowered, park it and watch it drop to the ground. If I knew that this would out perform the original TGP suspension I would start saving now!
Title: What is the Best way to Drop a STE turbo or TGP??
Post by: 1trucavalier on October 31, 2002, 12:03:29 PM
nothing better than coilovers,  I had em never had a problem, fully adjustable, easy to remove.
Title: What is the Best way to Drop a STE turbo or TGP??
Post by: Mr. Mod Man on October 31, 2002, 04:07:30 PM
How much could you drop it, and any alignment problems? Or do you just bolt them in and drive?

Just a few more questions, What brand?How much?Through?Are rears easier to do than fronts?sorry,Thank You!
Title: What is the Best way to Drop a STE turbo or TGP??
Post by: 1trucavalier on November 01, 2002, 05:47:02 AM
don't have em on this car but had em on my last but a car is a car.  also when i ran at the track I would just lower the front end, raise the rear, transfering the vehicle weight to the front wheels cutting down on weight transfer and wheelspin.  for now the only set up i have seen is from
www.fastfwdperformance.com/db.htm.  I have never checked ground control.
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