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  1. 02-16-2013 02:50 PM #1
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    Spring help

     



    Hi
    i have a 1937 chevy coupe, mustang front end, xar sits too low in front, i have a 350 engine. Any idea what coil springs to put in it.
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    bob from phila.
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    I'd take it to a good local spring shop and they can find or make the right spring based on your front end weight and suspension travel. Here we have General Spring of Kansas City, and they're great.
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    Bob - is it an aftermarket Mll design or an adapted original? If it's aftermarket(need a supplier) there are many spring rate replacements available with Speedway being a significant supplier.

    Get back to us with which it is so we can go from that point.
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    hi
    THIS IS A STOCK MUSTANG ll FRONT END

    BOB
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