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    1. #1
      Join Date
      Nov 2010
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      2

      complete front suspension for 69 chevelle

      guys, my head is spinning. i'm doing a frame-up on my 69 chevelle. i'm not interested in road racing, but i want the late model feel and ability to pull some decent G's. there are just sooo many manufacturers... i just don't know which way to turn. planning full tubular, springs, shocks, the whole nine...any help would be greatly appreciated...thanks guys

    2. #2
      Join Date
      Aug 2003
      Location
      Orlando, FL
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      8,745
      We have 5 different A body suspension solutions / brands we install and sell.

      Feel free to call and discuss.

    3. #3
      Join Date
      Nov 2007
      Posts
      106
      I would also recommend checking out Team Chevelle. Lots of good info over there. I got my suspension from SC&C and I am happy with it.

    4. #4
      Join Date
      Dec 2004
      Location
      HILLBILLY HOLLYWOOD, TENNESSEE!!!
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      IF you spend a lot of money on one specific front suspension item make it the steering box. Not a rack, a box! Most will tell you that Lee Manufacturing (Tom Lee) makes the best product out there. Not cheap but worth every penny.

      Lower control arms are along for the ride so generally not needed. Upper arms, spindles, ball joints, bushings, tie rod ends, adjustment sleeves, suspension mounting points and shocks are a whole nother discussion. All the manufacturers make great stuff. Just ask them!

      I suggest you spend a LOT of time searching this site and Lateral G for the information you desire. EVERYONE wants to sell you something that works. Again just ask them!
      Instead of looking for the easy way out and opinions why not do the research on these 2 sites to see what others who have actually bought and installed all these different products have to say about them and the results.

      Is it a lot of work? Yes!

      I would also call the manufactures/dealers and hear their pitch. Just remember where it comes from!

      Only you know what type of driving car you really want and what your wallet can stand. You can spend $500 or $5,000! Just remember it's all GOOD just ask them!
      Mike

      Remember, "Drive Fast, Turn Heads, Break Hearts!"

      www.musclecardeals.com

    5. #5
      Join Date
      Nov 2010
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      2
      yea i've been to Team Chevelle and checked out suspension from SC&C. I appreciate your comment about their stuff. that's what im looking for. thanks again Jchilders.....I will also check out Lee manf. for the steering box, but guys don't mis-understand...... I have been researchin this for a LONG time, saved my $$ and am ready to get going. It's just that as "vintageracer" said....everyone has it....and everyone's the best. I was just hopin to find someone with great handling, great driving car like mine who is well satisfied with their suspension and didn't mind sharing it..as I said before my head is spinning from all the "research". Thanks for your help guys

    6. #6
      Join Date
      Jul 2005
      Location
      Marshall , MO
      Posts
      699
      Call marcus at SC&C get the low down on the a-body suspension and how to correct it's short comings.

      Brad Shepard
      69 Malibu
      Marshall, MO

    7. #7
      Join Date
      Jul 2008
      Location
      Bethlehem PA
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      183
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      Quote Originally Posted by shep View Post
      Call marcus at SC&C get the low down on the a-body suspension and how to correct it's short comings.
      What he said.
      Free suspension councelling.
      John at SC&C
      Savitske Classic and Custom
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      '87 Buick Regal Turbo T - Since New
      Lots of SC&C, Fays2 Watts Link
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