hydaulics

[hakey]

i have a v6 calibra goin on 20"konig unknowns and want to slam it so looks wicked where can i get a decent money no object hydraulic system

[dj_smurph]

i have asked no one is willing beacuse of the front suspension layout. pig to work on

[Phil69]

A couple of years ago I was looking at doing this and was talking to a company called rayvern hydraulics. As has been already said, the fronts are a bit difficult due to the strut housings being so narrow however, I have seen a calibra on hydraulics so I know it is possible but if you say money is no object then you may be the person to give it a go. Just don't expect it to be a quick job.

The other option is air bags as there are a number of different size bags available now - some of which may fit the calibra strut housings. I believe rayvern hydraulics may deal with these as well but in honesty, I don't know how good a name they have for themselves.

Hope this helps.
Phil.

[ealex]

wouldnt hydraulics suck on independent suspension?

[Rusty_CallyT]

the camber on the rears would be all over the show lol

[daddycool]

PM Gran. He knows of a company that can do it.

I've spoken to them, but cannot remember their name [img]/sad.gif[/img]

[ealex]

<!--QuoteBegin-Rusty_CallyT+--><div class='quotetop'>(Rusty_CallyT)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteEBegin-->the camber on the rears would be all over the show lol<!--QuoteEnd--></div><!--QuoteEEnd-->

yep. it would spread its legs like a bi*ch