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Old 09-20-2001, 07:33 PM
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Default Re: Deuce rear springs

I know it looks like the 'grandma' car, but this is way it came!! The weight transfer is 'built in' so to speak, and the rear sway bar helps out, but there is no traction with this car. There seems to be very little travel in the front springs, so there is not much additional weight transfer with the suspension on these Novas.
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[Edited by YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY (09-20-2001 at 01:33 PM).]
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