lowering leaf springs, who else is there....

[68firebird]

.....besides hotchkis and global west that you guys recommend that make a good lowering leaf spring? They have to be multi leaf. I was thinking of upgrading the rears brakes to disc, but after looking under the back of the car tonight I can clearly see that the leafs are the next place for investment. they look like they're falling apart!!! I've already got the hotchkis/bilstein shocks to go in.

[patriot68]

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[Rod]

If you already have the hotchkis/bilstein shocks that are tuned for their leaf spring compression rates? why wouldn't you use their Leafs?

[68firebird]

If you already have the hotchkis/bilstein shocks that are tuned for their leaf spring compression rates? why wouldn't you use their Leafs?

that most likely is the way I'm going, I'm just curious, I like browsing.

[Roadrage David]

Got the DSE 2 inch drop leafs they offer a firm but not harsh ride. the Hotchkis leafs seem to be more stiffer then the DSE. haveing said that sint im now going to the track more regulair. i was thinking of going the Hotchkis rout. anybody have them on there car doing track time???...

[Hotchkis]

We're happy to see you are considering our leaf springs. They'd be a perfect match for your shocks.

We've been track testing numerous cars with our suspensions and we are seeing great numbers and happy drivers, all in cars that are still comfortable street rides.


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[jy211]

I have the 3" DSE on my 68'...