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#42505 06/18/2002 3:06 PM
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My front springs don't have any arch. is this because the engine weighs so much or do I need new springs? I would like it to set a little higher but don't want to use a lift kit. any suggestions. thanks

#42506 06/18/2002 3:13 PM
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Your bio shows a 51 Chevy, what engine do you have? My guess is your springs are just plain tired.


Fred
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#42507 06/27/2002 2:38 AM
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go to National chevy association. they have springs for you.


justin kohut
1950 fleetline/kustom
1950 Buick super (straight eight)

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