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Hi all. I wanted to update those familiar with my project, a 1970 GTO and how the suspension mods worked.
I installed a stock steering box modified to quick ratio, Polygraphite bushings, R.A.R.E. CC1 Camber Correction Kit, and some monster anti-sway bars and stock springs, and wanted to report the car handles slightly better than my old stock '78 TA did. In the small amount of driving I've done, I've noticed immediate steering response with virtually zero body lean. On a fast sandy corner where the tires would have made some protesting noises, nothing. As far as I'm concerned, this is a good setup and is actually very similar to those running F-Body spindles, with a QR box, and large bars.
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