I remember reading about these and looking at the site to buy them....Where can I purchase fiberglass leafsprings, the site name?

Thanks..

Vette Brakes & Products...

I believe they're either in Florida, or Texas.

Just search the web!

I hear about these alot. Is anybody running these and if so how do they perform in straight line and cornering performance?

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1969 RS-Z/28: Matching #'s DZ302, M20, 3.73, Tuxedo Black, Deluxe Black Interior, Factory Tach, Clock and Console Gauges, PS, Rear Defrost, AM/FM, Spoilers, ZL2 Special Ducted Hood.

1969 SS: Matching # 350/300, M20 4-spd, 3.55 12-bolt posi, Daytona Yellow, Black Houndstooth, Factory Gauges, Spoilers, etc.

'85 Z/28: Rare Factory Yellow, 355 TPI, wifes car, lots of hot rod stuff, she will blow your doors off so don't mess with her!

1969 Z/28: Ralley Green, black standard interior, DZ302, M21, 3.73 posi, comfort grip steering wheel, factory gauges, spoilers, etc. FOR SALE?

I believe that DropTopZZ430 on this site runs them.

I have a set on my car. I think they're very good springs. The car corners fairly flat (for a 30 year old muscle car) and they seem to handle the power of my stout 400 SB just fine. I don't have any wheel hop but I also don't dump the clutch at 5000rpm with slicks. I do an occasional burnout and hard launch and they do great.

I also have 2" lowering blocks in the back plus one coil cut off the stock front springs, poly bushings everywhere, subframe connectors, and a big sway bar up front along with 17" wheels/tires.

Another member here once reported delamination problems with 450+ HP and hard launches on slicks but I have not had any problems.

Check them out at www.vettebrakes.com (http://www.vettebrakes.com)

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Scott
'69 400SB, Richmond 5-speed
www.geocities.com/sdenning1 (http://www.geocities.com/sdenning1)

I was looking at doing this myself and found this site on them it may help. http://flex-a-form.com/web/default.asp