Old School Spring Shackles...

[396L35]

Here are a few pics of mine... These have three holes for adjustment...

[COPO_Anders]

Mark, put that Hugger Orange thing together and race it in September.

[396L35]

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Mark, put that Hugger Orange thing together and race it in September.



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Anders I dont think they will let me race it with no front clip!!!! Plus I'm still saving the money up for the Super Muncie...

[Postsedan]

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Mark, put that Hugger Orange thing together and race it in September.



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Yeah...September of 2011

Dan.

[indyjps]

unless you want the look of shackles, why not pull your springs off and have them rearched by a local shop, check out 4x4 or heavy equipment repair shops, most will build you a set of springs or rearch yours. i bought a set of repro 5 leaf springs and had to get them dearched to get the car out of the air.

[TDW]

I had Detroit Eaton make me a set for mine that are 1 and 1/2" higher than factory. The springs and complete bushing set was less than 400 bucks. I went the rearch route first, but it changed the ride a lot. Plus springs have a "memory" and they will settle back down. All this info is on the Eaton site. The new springs and new shocks make the car ride nice.

[TDW]

Another plus was the springs are Made In The USA.

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

I would install the 'H' blocks. I had them on my first Nova, they will give you the requisite lift without having to put the maximum psi in the air shocks = a nicer ride!