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Alan Nyhus 06-07-2015 10:19 AM

Re: Front Suspension G-Body
 
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Originally Posted by Mark Yacavone (Post 472913)
Guess I better not tell anyone how I have lowered a few street cars, without taking the spring out of the A-arm pocket ;-)

Did a couple by placing a floor jack under the front (at the height I wanted it to end up), heated each spring until they sagged and let the floor jack support the car. Once the springs cooled, everything was good to go. Worked great on several '62-'64 Biscayne & Bel Aires.

Just replaced the Moroso fronts on my Nova stocker as they settled over the winter...even with the motor out.

Mark Yacavone 06-07-2015 11:08 PM

Re: Front Suspension G-Body
 
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Originally Posted by THE LEGEND (Post 472930)
Shocks???????
Keyword Cheap

Chip, Summit 3- ways are about as cheap as you're gonna get.

impstocker 06-09-2015 11:04 PM

Re: Front Suspension G-Body
 
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Since no one makes any type of "trick spring" for Big Chevies like my 65 Impala I am using the lightest spring that was available which is a 6 cylinder/SBC without air conditioning. I double check to make sure by checking a MOOG catalog which is available on line and measuring. I also cut off 1.5 coils which worked well in my 68 Impala I ran.

As far as ease of installation not too sure what you swapped out of that Chevelle but putting a lighter spring with cut off coils a lot easier to install. I did not even need my motor in the car to install mine, just had someone stand on crossmember.

Will Lamprecht I/SA in progress.


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