'85 442 that I purchased near Chicago

[rose350]

What did you do to drop it? Looks great

2" drop front spindles from Chassis Tech Suspension on eBay and 2" rear lowering springs from UMI Performance.

 

[85blacksalon]

Thanks, I got the same spindles on the bench, waiting for the Wisconsin winter to break a bit. Do you have any rubbing when you turn with the new wheels?

 

[rose350]

Thanks, I got the same spindles on the bench, waiting for the Wisconsin winter to break a bit. Do you have any rubbing when you turn with the new wheels?

Yes I did.....I ended up having to do some modifications to my inner fender but I can't afford changing rims or tires and I love the look so it was worth it. I didn't have any problems at all with the rear.

 

[85blacksalon]

Yes the rims look great, thanks for the pictures.

 

[finman04]

Congrats on the car, Looks awesome. Love the wheels but I would have stuck with the stock ride height. Really like how it sits by in the picture of stock height.

 

[Nightmare]

That does look badass. When I can pick up my next gbody, I'm coming to the Chicago area first. Seems they're all over the place, down there. Haha.

 

[88hurstolds]

Congrats on the car, Looks awesome. Love the wheels but I would have stuck with the stock ride height. Really like how it sits by in the picture of stock height.

I somewhat agree after doing a double take, still looks awesome:

After the 2" drop

 

[Patriotgamez]

I'm not a big fan of the woodgrain either, silver looks better as a factory option (IMO) over the burlwood??? or whatever it is called. I dig your custom black overlays...nice touch to a custom build.

 

[Patriotgamez]

Your color scheme reminds me of a TA, I bet snowflake rims would look good.

 

[Messy91]

im liking the drop.. gives it a little more of a meaner look.. gold&black is nice, louvers on the fenders dont really fit with the drop.. but all in all its tight.. more inspiration for me, goodwork