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Old 10-01-2008, 11:32 PM   #23
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Re: Dropmember C4

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I'm more interested in performance then looks so the C4 (or the not yet released C5) DM is very interesting. However, how much of a performance difference will I see over the regular DM? I would use tubular control arm with the regular DM since I already have them.
I guess what I am really asking is if its worth the extra money? Thanks
My info is the C4 DM has better geometry vs. the C10 DM which has better geometry vs. stock GM truck geometry. That being said, it's still not Y-body performance capable because of the vehicle dynamics themselves (wheelbase, weight distribution, roll center), but it should be much improved over stock.
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