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Old 08-30-2011, 09:26 PM
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Default Front Spring question...

I have a stock suspension 69 camaro that I placed 1" drop springs on that did nothing to drop the car, a local shop cut a half or more of coil out that has now dropped the car way to far over the wheel, I need to get the 3/4" back....any ideas?

The I placed 1" lowering blocks in the back but because of this guys suggestion the front needs to come back up!
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SC&C has a front coil adjuster kit.

Edit: I see it for G body and second gens, but not first gens. Give them a call. I'm sure they have something.
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Old 08-30-2011, 09:55 PM
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Old 08-30-2011, 10:23 PM
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No problem. I think it will come down to spring diameter and whether or not they will fit your spring pockets. Good luck, let me know what you find out.
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Have you used those twist in coil spring adjusters?
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Have you used those twist in coil spring adjusters?
No. Not on any car I owned. I don't know how safe those are.
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Call Global West Suspensions and ask for a set of their Polyurethane lower control arm spring bases. They have a pocket for the cut portion of the spring and will raise front approximately 1 to 1 1/4"

I'm not 100% sure they will work with stock lower control arms but its worth a try to call and ask.
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will do... thanks
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Global west sells a thinner aluminum spacer that fits in the spring seat. You need a 3/8" thick spacer to raise the front 3/4".
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