Posted by: PUNKYS14

08/11/2009 06:59AM

buick looks clean i like that top

Posted by: WWadehra

04/20/2009 04:28PM

to lift the car i put spacers in the struts and cut the plate on top of the strut tower and rewelded it higher so the 24s would fit. I also lowered the cradle 2" and used spacers that go ontop if the frame bushings with custom made longer bolts to hold everything in place. That was the shafts were straight. if you dont lower the cradle, the shafts will keep messin up and you'll ahve vibratiions like the car is going to fall aprt lol. i also threw a series II motor in it and rewired the whole car so that it could push those 24s!!!

Posted by: jaeske

02/24/2009 04:10PM

do u get any rub on 22's ? did u have to lift it? what offset did u use? thanks for ur help!

Posted by: jcarlos12788

12/10/2008 06:53PM

my boy owns a shop he hooked it up they put 2 ton springs in the back lifted it up little more than 4 inches for $300 i havent done the front yet im getting it soon he said he was going to charge me $150 for the front so like $450 all togheter by the way nice ride

Posted by: frostyking4lyf4

11/25/2008 09:10PM

we pulled out the struts and cut the cups and lifted the cups and springs up then welded them back in place and for the back we took springs off the back of a 96 impala and cut a section out gave it about a 3 inch lift