Has anyone used any of the suspension parts from Lee Waldmiller-Held/HT Motorsports? Give me your input. Thanks, fieroboy_IL

Yes I purchased a wide track suspension from him for a project I built a few years ago with my father and it was pretty easy to install. On this project, I recently purchased the coil over set up and he has been great in his emails and conversations and delivery times. I have not had a problem as of yet. I seen on a thread (on PFF) that someone purchased the a arms for their fiero from RCC Specialties and the A arms broke at the welds. This was a thread and not personal experience, but you may wan to ask others concerning this.

JMM

I have his rear coilovers and rear bumpsteer kit. All good so far 3 yrs on them. Not big on the bumpsteer powder coating started rusting after a short time. No big deal to me just gave me a reason to use a custom color. Vince

I have the sport front with 1.5" drop spindle, the bump steer correction rear with the coil over strut, and the 12" brakes at all 4's. Put it all on back when Mike and Dave Held bought the tooling from Ryan Motorsports. I had 2 issues that were due to the whole thing being new to them. They fixed the two issues and I have had no problem since. Lee Waldmiller took their company to a new level IMHO. Great customer service and great parts.

HI all

Another good couple of sites to ask this question would be kitcar sites... I belong to 2 of them, one entirely focus' on the diablo, and the other mainly ferrari kits, but the 2nd one has many other kits too.... The diablo kits, and the ferrari kits all pretty much require a wide-track suspension.... Lol, unless you wanna use spacers.... Check out the sites below even if your not going for the wide-track as they could tell you lots about quality n such....

http://www.kitcar.ca

http://www.kitcentral.com/pn/html/index.php

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I've got the wide-track front suspension (With the 11.3" brake kit) and the bumpsteer kit in my '86 and the coil-over/relocation kit on my '88 cradle. Everything works well, but don't forget to replace the cradle bushings with solid aluminum or, at the very least, polyurethane (Pre-'88, only.)

Got my rear coilover kit (for koni's) delivered today. Looks like good stuff at first inspection. Service from Lee Waldmiller was fast and good too.