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cdacda13 · 05-13-2009, 10:40 AM

Bonzo- Steering box will have to be looked at. Whenever I had the steering at fully turned, a loud creaking noise would happen. After looking through old threads, it might be the steering box cracked the frame where it bolts to.

Tires at the moment of Bridgestone Pontezas. 245 width. I have had a great experience with this tire. They're only 2 years old, maybe 12,000 miles on them. While not really the best tire in the rain/snow, I still love them. I plan on running these until I get new rims, then I will look for new ones.
AS for the rear, that is probably going to have to wait. I know lowering the car will require an adjustable pan-hard bar and rear control arms but being a college student, attacking the whole suspension at one time is not financially smart. Front suspension, and fix all the damn rust and rot on the under carriage are this summers plan.

05-13-2009, 10:40 AM	#3
cdacda13 Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: West Milford/Villanova Posts: 1,044 iTrader: (0)	Bonzo- Steering box will have to be looked at. Whenever I had the steering at fully turned, a loud creaking noise would happen. After looking through old threads, it might be the steering box cracked the frame where it bolts to. Tires at the moment of Bridgestone Pontezas. 245 width. I have had a great experience with this tire. They're only 2 years old, maybe 12,000 miles on them. While not really the best tire in the rain/snow, I still love them. I plan on running these until I get new rims, then I will look for new ones. AS for the rear, that is probably going to have to wait. I know lowering the car will require an adjustable pan-hard bar and rear control arms but being a college student, attacking the whole suspension at one time is not financially smart. Front suspension, and fix all the damn rust and rot on the under carriage are this summers plan. __________________ 1992 Camaro RS 305 TBI,- Off the road, awaiting rebuild 2004 GMC Sierra- Current Daily Driver.