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<blockquote data-quote="r3dn3ck" data-source="post: 1523302" data-attributes="member: 9214"><p>One tired OP. It was 100F and no shade. My hair was matted and tangled after writhing around on the ground for 10 hours. We did the CC plate install, 4-wheel coilover conversion, replaced the A-arms, replaced front sway bar, added a 4-point k-member brace, steering rack bushings, and subframe connectors. We left the steering shaft for another day. I was too whooped after day 1. </p><p></p><p>Ride height after install and 500 miles.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]26514[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p>Day one halfway through. </p><p>[ATTACH=full]26515[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p>Magnaflow exhaust doesn't seem to fit really awesomely. I'd not been aware of this until I started the suspension work. Will be speaking with Magnaflow about this. The cat-back isn't much of an issue but the mid-pipe is hitting the passenger side frame rail and hangs really low. You can see a subframe connector in the background.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]26516[/ATTACH]</p><p>Rear IRS coil over with bilstein shock</p><p>[ATTACH=full]26517[/ATTACH]</p><p>CC plates. After 350 miles I popped the hood to inspect and found the strut shaft wasn't snugged to the spacer. It'd settled about 1.5mm. Saw a guy in the parking lot of the gas station with an electric impact working on the front end of a car behind a trailer. Asked him if I could borrow a 22mm socket and his impact for a second. Zipped the strut shaft bolts down and back on the road.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]26518[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p>EBC Yellow pads on new rotors with the CO and sway bar. </p><p>[ATTACH=full]26519[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p>Those that have done CO conversions know what kind of a difference it makes. Steering is precise, oversteer is able to be induced and predicted and controlled instead of a total surprise. Wheel hop in the rear is much reduced and the rear is a lot easier to push loose in a corner. Brakes are absolute tooth chippers. Chassis rigidity is something I notice especially around driveways. One wheel or the other of the rear get unloaded and spin a bit particularly on dirt. I need to mess with the ride height a bit to make it the same on both sides, it's out about 5mm on the passenger side.</p><p></p><p>One Maximum Cobra, delivered as ordered.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="r3dn3ck, post: 1523302, member: 9214"] One tired OP. It was 100F and no shade. My hair was matted and tangled after writhing around on the ground for 10 hours. We did the CC plate install, 4-wheel coilover conversion, replaced the A-arms, replaced front sway bar, added a 4-point k-member brace, steering rack bushings, and subframe connectors. We left the steering shaft for another day. I was too whooped after day 1. Ride height after install and 500 miles. [ATTACH=full]26514[/ATTACH] Day one halfway through. [ATTACH=full]26515[/ATTACH] Magnaflow exhaust doesn't seem to fit really awesomely. I'd not been aware of this until I started the suspension work. Will be speaking with Magnaflow about this. The cat-back isn't much of an issue but the mid-pipe is hitting the passenger side frame rail and hangs really low. You can see a subframe connector in the background. [ATTACH=full]26516[/ATTACH] Rear IRS coil over with bilstein shock [ATTACH=full]26517[/ATTACH] CC plates. After 350 miles I popped the hood to inspect and found the strut shaft wasn't snugged to the spacer. It'd settled about 1.5mm. Saw a guy in the parking lot of the gas station with an electric impact working on the front end of a car behind a trailer. Asked him if I could borrow a 22mm socket and his impact for a second. Zipped the strut shaft bolts down and back on the road. [ATTACH=full]26518[/ATTACH] EBC Yellow pads on new rotors with the CO and sway bar. [ATTACH=full]26519[/ATTACH] Those that have done CO conversions know what kind of a difference it makes. Steering is precise, oversteer is able to be induced and predicted and controlled instead of a total surprise. Wheel hop in the rear is much reduced and the rear is a lot easier to push loose in a corner. Brakes are absolute tooth chippers. Chassis rigidity is something I notice especially around driveways. One wheel or the other of the rear get unloaded and spin a bit particularly on dirt. I need to mess with the ride height a bit to make it the same on both sides, it's out about 5mm on the passenger side. One Maximum Cobra, delivered as ordered. [/QUOTE]
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