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    1. #1
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      Ridetech coil over springs

      Does anyone know what pound springs are normally used for front coilovers on a first fen camaro with an ls motor. I bought my kit years ago and I can’t remember what springs I got. I think they were either 550 or 650. Thanks

      65 corvette, RS chassis, LS3, TKX


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      Should be printed on the springs.

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    3. #3
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      Looks like they are 650. Thanks
      65 corvette, RS chassis, LS3, TKX

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      550 ls and 650 ls supercharged

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      If you're using our control arms, we used to use a 650 for an LS or SBC for a cruiser car.

      The rate that comes standard nowadays is a 700. It doesn't take as much preload to get to ride height and still rides nice.


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      Great, thanks
      65 corvette, RS chassis, LS3, TKX

    7. #7
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      Quote Originally Posted by Josh@ridetech View Post
      If you're using our control arms, we used to use a 650 for an LS or SBC for a cruiser car.

      The rate that comes standard nowadays is a 700. It doesn't take as much preload to get to ride height and still rides nice.
      ^^^^ he don't know, he just works there.....

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      Quote Originally Posted by Rod View Post
      ^^^^ he don't know, he just works there.....
      Prolly pushin' a broom or sumthin'!
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