Swift Performance is fully stocked on the new 2010 Camaro SS suspension kits from Detroit Speed. We installed one last week, and I must say that the handling difference is amazing!! While this is not a cosmetic lowering kit, it looks incredible when it's all done. The kit consists of 4 coil springs, and a new, much beefier front and rear swaybar. Here are a few pics, before and after, and comparison's of the different parts. These are in stock, and ready to go!! We stocked up because there is such a demand on this kit, so shipping directly from DSE was turning into a 2-3 week waiting period

http://shop.swiftperformanceautomotive.com/Suspension_c20.htm

Before
http://images41.fotki.com/v1580/photos/8/38278/8004943/DSCN4898-vi.jpg

After

http://images39.fotki.com/v1232/photos/8/38278/8004943/DSCN4911-vi.jpg

http://images51.fotki.com/v751/photos/8/38278/8004943/DSCN4913-vi.jpg

Front Springs

http://images46.fotki.com/v400/photos/8/38278/8004943/DSCN4902-vi.jpg

Rear Springs

http://images46.fotki.com/v400/photos/8/38278/8004943/DSCN4904-vi.jpg

Rear Sway Bar

http://images50.fotki.com/v393/photos/8/38278/8004943/DSCN4905-vi.jpg

http://images19.fotki.com/v23/photos/8/38278/8004943/DSCN4907-vi.jpg


We've had this car out on a few nice spirited jaunts, and it handles like a dream. It wasn't bad before, but now there is no body roll, with a nice, tight ride!!

Enjoy,
Dan

You'd really think a brand new sports car would already have a "Performance Handling Kit"...wouldn't you? :)

Don't take that wrong, I'm sure it's a great product and probably does do everything it's supposed to do, just seems odd to me.

I think the new Camaro does have an option, but most of the ones that I've seen do not. The first thing I thought when I started seeing these was "Off-road edition?". I wish that Chevrolet delivered the "perfect" car, but not yet.
Dan

We have a few of these left in stock here at the shop, free shipping and no waiting!!
Dan