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Old 01-03-2009, 05:56 PM
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Brand new, unused T1 Suspension Package and shocks (for C5).

Part# 12480062
T1 Suspension Package (description from GM catalog):
• Developed and approved for SCCA Touring 1 racing
• Comprehensive kit dramatically improves the handling of the Corvette
• Includes front and rear springs, front and rear stabilizer bars, stabilizer bar end links and isolators, upper and lower front A-arms
• Provides maximum performance when used with the SACHS shock absorbers

This kit includes the following items:
12480063 Spring-Front
12480064 Spring-Rear
12480065 Stabilizer Bar-Front
12480066 Stabilizer Bar-Rear
12480067 Stabilizer Link-Front and Rear (x4)
12480068 Insolator-Front Stabilizer Bar (x2)
12480069 Insolator-Rear Stabilizer Bar (x2)
12480072 Upper Control Arm-Front LH
12480073 Upper Control Arm-Front RH
12480077 Lower Control Arm-Front LH
12480078 Lower Control Arm-Front RH

List price: $4028.57
GM parts direct price: $2932.80

Part #12480094 (x2) SACHS Shock Absorber, Front
List price: $220 (ea)
GM parts direct price: $160.16 (ea)

Part #12480095 (x2) SACHS Shock Abosrber, Rear
List price: $220 (ea)
GM parts direct price: $160.16 (ea)

So these parts would cost you $3574.44 + shipping.

Will not break up into component parts.

Last edited by mousecatcher; 02-15-2009 at 08:13 PM. Reason: sold
Old 01-03-2009, 07:08 PM
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pm sent!
Old 01-15-2009, 12:46 PM
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still available
Old 01-15-2009, 01:53 PM
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Might want to check with Dave Bonar - Northstar Corvettes in Mountain View. He installs a lot of these and may know someone ready to buy and he can install. I don't know what wholesale is, but he may even be interested in buying them from you himself so he can make $ on them to one of his customers. It's worth a shot and no shipping hassle.
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Originally Posted by doje
Might want to check with Dave Bonar - Northstar Corvettes in Mountain View. He installs a lot of these and may know someone ready to buy and he can install. I don't know what wholesale is, but he may even be interested in buying them from you himself so he can make $ on them to one of his customers. It's worth a shot and no shipping hassle.
While on the phone, he can listen to Dave tell him how much better he is then everyone else and how he is the best Auto-Xer on the planet.
Old 01-15-2009, 11:03 PM
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oh right, dave bonar! thanks, i'll give him a call.
Old 02-03-2009, 02:31 PM
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If only I had some extra $$ right now. Darn trip to Mexico with the wife and the BBORR entry fees.

If this is still available when the checking acount rebounds I will pick them up from you.

Bump.
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What can you tell me about the shocks? Never heard of them. Adjustable? remove resivores? Any other helpfull info would be ... ummm ... well ... helpful!
Old 02-04-2009, 08:42 AM
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how would these do on a dual use car (daily driver)?
Old 02-04-2009, 11:19 AM
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shocks are not adjustable, not remote reservoir. they look just like the stock shocks in appearance. they are stiffer, to match the stiffer spring rate.
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the shock/spring/sway bar package is as stiff as the stiffest setting of the pfadt "street" package, which is about the softest setting of the pfadt "pfatty" package. i think that a performance minded driver would find them streetable. YMMV. i understand the sway bar end links are noisy so you might want to stick with stock parts there for a street car.

the bushings in the control arms are HD rubber, so you get less compliance than stock but no worries about poly squeaks.

T1 racers, please chime in if you have comments.
Old 02-05-2009, 03:13 PM
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Great deal on all these parts - I'm very tempted to pick them up myself to have a set of spares! Unfortunately, my car needs tranny parts and bearings more urgently than spares.

This is a great performance package for the C5 and is worth roughly 1.5 seconds/lap over stock Z06 parts with all else being equal.

The SACHS shocks were specifically designed and tuned for this exact suspension setup with much of the work done by John Heinricy (aka Henirocket) who won the T1 National Championship several times in a C5. This is exactly the system I have on my car and it is very competitive with the sexier multi-adjustable setups out there.

Bump for a great deal on a great kit, good luck with the sale!
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sold. thanks for looking.
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Damn........just about had her sold on the 'spares' package idea...........

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