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    1. #1
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      Installed spc upper have question

      ok i need a little help what is wrong here the upper arm is sitting on the frame? do i need to detach the sway bar link? something does seem right.
      will it settle down on the weight of the car once i put the wheel back on? when i jack up the lower at a point now i am lift the whole car the coil spring
      isn't compressing up any more?Name:  spc upper installed 2.jpg
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    2. #2
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      Name:  spc full pic .jpg
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Size:  179.4 KBi know i read that someone on this site had this same issue but just cant seem to find it now. i am in the garage and was hoping someone could shed some light on this

      thanks



    3. #3
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      There is no "droop stop" for lack of a better term with SPC upper arms. With the weight on the wheels there should be no contact unless you are getting the front wheels off the ground.
      Jon U.

      1968 GTO - SC&C Suspension, Forgeline SO3 Wheels
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    4. #4
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      Yes, set it back on the tires and see what happens. With the car on stands, lifting on the A arm doesn't work the same way as if the car were on the ground. Unless your ride height is that high, you should be fine... EXCEPT when the front of the car unloads. Those control arms are designed for lowered cars, and don't have the stock dogleg in them (obviously). You may have limited up travel if you are close to stock ride height.

      Pro-charged big block and stock brakes...

      Ray Kaufman - Wyotech Chassis Fab and High Performance Instructor. Words of Wisdom from an old master... at Asylum Custom Interiors website

    5. #5
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      Call Marc at sc&c
      Eli
      68 camaro more plans then funds! lol
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    6. #6
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      That is how mine looked on the 442. Once you set it down on the wheels all will be well. If you want take some heater hose and cut it in half long ways and slip it under the CA.
      Regards, Lance


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      Quote Originally Posted by exwestracer View Post
      Pro-charged big block and stock brakes...
      oh come on Ray, don't you remember the old days?? isky cammed 396....twin 650 dp on a tunnel ram, 4 speed, 4:56 gears, stock drum brakes and a single line master cylinder??? set up on my old 55 210. LOL

      normal, no provisions for a travel stop.
      MrQuick ΜΟΛ'ΩΝ ΛΑΒ'Ε


    8. #8
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      Yeah, Quick...I remember. I didn't much care for it THEN either! LOL

      Ray Kaufman - Wyotech Chassis Fab and High Performance Instructor. Words of Wisdom from an old master... at Asylum Custom Interiors website

    9. #9
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      Quote Originally Posted by ph68camaro View Post
      Name:  spc full pic .jpg
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Size:  179.4 KBi know i read that someone on this site had this same issue but just cant seem to find it now. i am in the garage and was hoping someone could shed some light on this

      thanks
      ^^^^^^^^This is a great photo!

      ramey

      well, the photo isn't showing up. anyway, forced induction, suspension, classic car, all in one shot.
      Last edited by UMI Tech; 01-19-2012 at 05:36 AM. Reason: added sentence
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