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    For a light car, the standard 3" travel coilovers...

    For a light car, the standard 3" travel coilovers will be fine. Caster should be in the 5 to 7 degrees range, toe in 1/16". Camber is the booger with the twin beams, going to change with the wheel...
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    Should work out ok on a nice light car like that...

    Should work out ok on a nice light car like that if you get the geometry correct. Will you be running coilovers? Selecting the right spring rates and shocks becomes even more critical with a...
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    Most Hot Rod type coilovers have 3" of travel. ...

    Most Hot Rod type coilovers have 3" of travel. Correct spring rates and shock valving have a lot more to do with ride and handling quality then the amount of travel the system has...

    What kind of...
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    Might want to do some studying on all the...

    Might want to do some studying on all the geometry that goes into the design of a suspension system... There's a lot goes into a good system.

    Travel has little to do with it, other then any...
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