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Name: Aaron Age: 32 Location: C-bus, Ohio Joined: 2007-01-14 Post Count: 9474 Contribution: 3477 Integrity: 39
 | |  | | jax95riv Addict

Name: Jack Age: 47 Location: Oklahoma City Joined: 2007-01-15 Post Count: 1057 Contribution: 1051 Integrity: 1
 | Subject: Re: Aftermarket Springs Mon Feb 19, 2007 10:47 pm | |
| Who do I contact if I want to get on the list? |
|  | | Jason Enthusiast

Name: Jason Age: 26 Location: Ottawa, ON, Canada Joined: 2007-01-23 Post Count: 941 Contribution: 1795 Integrity: 12
 | Subject: Re: Aftermarket Springs Mon Feb 19, 2007 11:00 pm | |
| Contact Brad at Never enough AutoPricing: Front Sway Bar $115 + $15s/h Rear Sway Bar $115 + $15s/h Front and Rear Combo $225 + $25s/h He has 2 sets left at that price. Once his stock has run out, the price will go up and reflect this year's price from the supplier, Addco (+40$) Go for it, the 95 and 96 rivs had the smallest swaybars and will benefit most from their replacement. As for the springs, I wouldn't bother getting springs custom made. You could use either the eibach cadillac STS springs (1.0 inch drop front and rear), DeVille springs (1.2 inch drop, possibly softer) or even intrax springs for the STS (1.7 inch drop front and rear, too much IMO) If you want a group buy for that, I'm sure we could get brad to make us a good deal on eibach springs. |
|  | | oldsman105 Enthusiast

Name: Enrique Patino Age: 24 Location: Queens, New York City Joined: 2007-01-24 Post Count: 739 Contribution: 1639 Integrity: 7
 | Subject: Re: Aftermarket Springs Mon Feb 19, 2007 11:08 pm | |
| wow was I drunk when did I right this thread Would there be any aligment issues or Pogo ride with the sts springs? _________________  2001 Bonneville SSEI. Engine: ZZP 3.2 MPS, Intense S1X Cam, PDM Ported SC, LS1 TB, PRJ wires, SS autochrome headers, ZZP UD WP, DHP Powertuner, 3.29 Gears, DIY Shift kit, Handling: GXP STB, ES endlinks, DTS Front brakes, GXP Rear brakes. |
|  | | racinfan Enthusiast

Name: Joe Location: Cleveland, OH Joined: 2007-02-05 Post Count: 566 Contribution: 1150 Integrity: 2
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Name: Jason Age: 26 Location: Ottawa, ON, Canada Joined: 2007-01-23 Post Count: 941 Contribution: 1795 Integrity: 12
 | Subject: Re: Aftermarket Springs Tue Feb 20, 2007 12:43 am | |
| All sevilles had the same springs and the eibach kit is for the SLS and STS. I'm eventually going to buy a set anyway.
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|  | | jax95riv Addict

Name: Jack Age: 47 Location: Oklahoma City Joined: 2007-01-15 Post Count: 1057 Contribution: 1051 Integrity: 1
 | |  | | Jason Enthusiast

Name: Jason Age: 26 Location: Ottawa, ON, Canada Joined: 2007-01-23 Post Count: 941 Contribution: 1795 Integrity: 12
 | Subject: Re: Aftermarket Springs Tue Feb 20, 2007 12:13 pm | |
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|  | | jax95riv Addict

Name: Jack Age: 47 Location: Oklahoma City Joined: 2007-01-15 Post Count: 1057 Contribution: 1051 Integrity: 1
 | Subject: Re: Aftermarket Springs Tue Feb 20, 2007 2:11 pm | |
| duh! Thanks.  |
|  | | racinfan Enthusiast

Name: Joe Location: Cleveland, OH Joined: 2007-02-05 Post Count: 566 Contribution: 1150 Integrity: 2
 | Subject: Re: Aftermarket Springs Tue Feb 20, 2007 8:20 pm | |
| Well does anyone know how the Riv's auto-level feature works? _________________ '98 Riviera It's coming...
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|  | | Jason Enthusiast

Name: Jason Age: 26 Location: Ottawa, ON, Canada Joined: 2007-01-23 Post Count: 941 Contribution: 1795 Integrity: 12
 | Subject: Re: Aftermarket Springs Wed Feb 21, 2007 12:54 pm | |
| I called eibach just to make sure that the springs do not interfere with the auto-level feature (which the SLS also has) and they said that it is not an issue. Also, Brad can make us all a deal at 249$ shipped in the lower 48 states for the eibach spring kit, to make up for the hassle with the addco situation. That is a very, very sweet deal. Just compare to summits price of 279.99 + handling or all the ebay vendors who come out to approx 280 with shipping. He does not need a minimum amount of people to do it so they can be ordered on an individual basis. Just mention the Riviera (g-body) performance forum. |
|  | | jax95riv Addict

Name: Jack Age: 47 Location: Oklahoma City Joined: 2007-01-15 Post Count: 1057 Contribution: 1051 Integrity: 1
 | Subject: Re: Aftermarket Springs Wed Feb 21, 2007 1:25 pm | |
| Can Brad get the intrax springs also? |
|  | | Jason Enthusiast

Name: Jason Age: 26 Location: Ottawa, ON, Canada Joined: 2007-01-23 Post Count: 941 Contribution: 1795 Integrity: 12
 | Subject: Re: Aftermarket Springs Wed Feb 21, 2007 4:32 pm | |
| don't know. You would have to ask him |
|  | | Riv in Reno Newbie
Location: Reno, Nevada (that's Nuh-Vaa-duh) Joined: 2007-02-04 Post Count: 12 Contribution: 1024 Integrity: 0
 | Subject: Re: Aftermarket Springs Sat Feb 24, 2007 11:00 pm | |
| Here in Nevada the roads can be bad, and in town the loving government has gone to "traffic calming" schemes. The traffic circles and chicanes (sp?) are kind of fun, but the speed bumps can be 3 inches high. :-( And the tailpipes will drag a bit now when I back into the street from my sloped driveway. So... Does anyone make firmer springs without lowering the ride height? Riv in Reno |
|  | | racinfan Enthusiast

Name: Joe Location: Cleveland, OH Joined: 2007-02-05 Post Count: 566 Contribution: 1150 Integrity: 2
 | Subject: Re: Aftermarket Springs Sun Feb 25, 2007 1:40 am | |
| hahaha! Chicanes on a public road are awesome! I need pictures of this! _________________ '98 Riviera It's coming...
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