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03-11-2005 02:53 PM #1
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drop spindles
hi, was wondering if anybody had any opinion on drop spindles and if to use 14' wheels in front and 15' in back after that to achieve that beautiful muscle stance? i've got a '66 lemans and it looks like a boat the way it sits now... shocks have something to do with? thanks ya'll, chris
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03-11-2005 03:19 PM #2
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Re: drop spindles
keep the same size wheels, use the spindles and springs to get it down. shocks dont have anything to do with how low it sets. shocks dont hold the car up.Originally posted by canndy
hi, was wondering if anybody had any opinion on drop spindles and if to use 14' wheels in front and 15' in back after that to achieve that beautiful muscle stance? i've got a '66 lemans and it looks like a boat the way it sits now... shocks have something to do with? thanks ya'll, chris
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