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    1. #1
      Join Date
      Jul 2009
      Location
      Central PA
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      Air ride and drop spindles

      Have a suspension dilemma..... I have a 72 chevelle currently with stock a-arms but I have drastically lowered the coil springs to test if my 20" fronts and 22" rears would clear. They do. However, I am basically riding on the bumper blocks.

      Now, to get a taller stance while driving vs the slammed stance when parked I am looking at Ride Tec's shock wave level two system for front and rear air ride. New a-arms, tracking bars, etc. What I am not understanding that they keep telling me is that I don't need drop spindles for their system. To keep the stance low I am not understanding how the sweet spot of the suspension is going to operate up front without dropping spindles and getting into the travel range of the suspension. I guess what I am struggling with is the mount points of the a-arms and the spindle total length will not change, so how do you not basically bottom their suspension range if you use stock spindles???

      72 Chevelle Big Mutha Thumpr, 496 Strokr





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