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    1. #1
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      Springs for 1968 Firebird

      I'm looking for front coil springs that will put me at about the stock height, 450-550 lbs/in rate, and less than $125.

      Any suggestions?



    2. #2
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      Go to your local autoparts store and order Moog springs. Should be between $60-75.
      Drew H.

    3. #3
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      Quote Originally Posted by amcmike
      I'm looking for front coil springs that will put me at about the stock height, 450-550 lbs/in rate, and less than $125.

      Any suggestions?
      Goto: www.coilsprings.com

      They'll make whatever you want for $60 /pr and $10-15 more shipped.
      -Keith


      zefhix
      There is nothing more common than unsuccessful men with talent-

    4. #4
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      Quote Originally Posted by Zefhix
      Goto: www.coilsprings.com

      They'll make whatever you want for $60 /pr and $10-15 more shipped.
      !!!
      Have you had any experience with that company's springs? How are they compared to Hotchkis springs? Thats over $80 cheaper!!

      Thanks
      1968 Camaro SS 427 "Beauregard"
      2002 Z06
      My car's website

    5. #5
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      Quote Originally Posted by ChaseN
      !!!
      Have you had any experience with that company's springs? How are they compared to Hotchkis springs? Thats over $80 cheaper!!

      Thanks
      Well, all the guys over at Chevelle Tech use them and I got a full 2" drop set for my Chevelle and they look to be nice pieces!!! :D My only complaint is that they put the springs in the shipping box before the paint had fully dried so about 1/4" of one side of one of the spings came in a trick cardboard finish! It also took them about 3 weeks to make but the pigtails look identical to stock (minus height); kindof freaky!!
      The pic isn't great but you get the idea!
      http://www.zefhix.com/images/DSC03577.jpg

      P.S.- I probably shouldn't say whatever you want but mine cost $120 total & $20 for shipping
      -Keith


      zefhix
      There is nothing more common than unsuccessful men with talent-




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