UNCLE BUCKS fe1-which bilsteins?
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UNCLE BUCKS fe1-which bilsteins?
i had a friend of mine ride with me for a second opinion on my shock condition.he is a fellow corvette owner so i value his opinion.i accelerated onto the highway well past the speedlimit and sure enough a cop,going in the other direction,surely injured his neck looking at me.i took the next exit a little fast and when i downshifted,the band clamp on my header broke and of course backfired.he said john candy would be jealous indicating i need shocks.im still laughing.by the way, i have a 96 lt4,-fe1,with 70,000 miles.after a search it seems bilsteins are the best bang for the buck.i would rather handle well than worry about ride quality so any help appreciated
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i had a friend of mine ride with me for a second opinion on my shock condition.he is a fellow corvette owner so i value his opinion.i accelerated onto the highway well past the speedlimit and sure enough a cop,going in the other direction,surely injured his neck looking at me.i took the next exit a little fast and when i downshifted,the band clamp on my header broke and of course backfired.he said john candy would be jealous indicating i need shocks.im still laughing.by the way, i have a 96 lt4,-fe1,with 70,000 miles.after a search it seems bilsteins are the best bang for the buck.i would rather handle well than worry about ride quality so any help appreciated
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I did the same thing on my '95 w/FE1. You can get them at Vette Brakes & Products. Ask for it, and they'll give you a 10% discount.
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