'66 Biscayne- chassis adjustment for better traction-

[Mark Yacavone]

A lot depends on what height springs you're using and what size tire and rim size you're stuffing under there. I've tried wagon springs.That will change the geometry somewhat.
Don't forget to gusset the lower arm front bracket. They'll tear off the frame too. ;-)

[66cayne]

Originally Posted by Mark Yacavone

A lot depends on what height springs you're using and what size tire and rim size you're stuffing under there. I've tried wagon springs.That will change the geometry somewhat.
Don't forget to gusset the lower arm front bracket. They'll tear off the frame too. ;-)

Using station wagon springs now. Hikes it up a little bit. 10.5x29/15 fits good on 8.5 rim with 4.25 backspace. Been running about 12-15lbs air pressure. I DO need to gusset those lower arms though.

[Marty Knox]

Originally Posted by Mark Yacavone

A lot depends on what height springs you're using and what size tire and rim size you're stuffing under there. I've tried wagon springs.That will change the geometry somewhat.
Don't forget to gusset the lower arm front bracket. They'll tear off the frame too. ;-)

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I tore the lower arm front bracket on my 65' Bel Air with a 230 and a 3-speed!.