lift kit
#1
I have a 85 Regal limited. Im trying to find out what kind of lift kit I need to raise it so I can get some 20 inch rims on it. Tire size is 245/35/R20. Seems like nobody knows what Im talking about when I go to the autoshop. Can I get some help Thanks
#2
</>what ever you do, DO NOT use those spring spacers. they are crap. they will kill ur ride, performance, and springs.
will a different spring rate give you the lift you need?
edit* you need to lift, to get 20s? if i can fit 20s on an s10, i would have thought you can fit them on your body style (G, i think). how much lift do you need?</>
Edited by: samueljackson
#3
how much are you looking to spend is the question? Most Drag shops should be able to help you out.This is from a drag car set up a pair of SouthSide
Machine lift bars with 5-1/2 degrees of pinion angle, all new bushings
and boxed in the upper control arms, new variable rate coil springs
designed for a ''79 Malibu StationWagon, and Gabriel shocks.
This isn''t my car, wish it was.</span>
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Machine lift bars with 5-1/2 degrees of pinion angle, all new bushings
and boxed in the upper control arms, new variable rate coil springs
designed for a ''79 Malibu StationWagon, and Gabriel shocks.
This isn''t my car, wish it was.</span>
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#4
and make shure you reinforce all your steering components
I''ve seen so many tyrod ends and front end links and all that blown out on the side of the highway due to morons doing these "DONKS" with out knowlege
I''ve seen so many tyrod ends and front end links and all that blown out on the side of the highway due to morons doing these "DONKS" with out knowlege
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