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You know, this issue has been debated numerous times here.
I looked at that front coil spring calculator last year, but it seemed that there were so many variables to consider. Does anyone here know, or have a reference chart regarding all the front coil springs that were made for the '69 Camaro? Do any members here have original springs that they can use to verify tag codes? I would assume that for big block, there are the determining factors: 1 - L/35 and L/35 2 - Muncie or THM400 3 - L/78 or L/89 4 - A/C ( L/34 & L/35 only ) 5 - 3 or 4-core radiator 6 - hardtop or convertible As all BB Camaro's had SMOG and cast iron exhaust manifolds, that can't be a factor. Nor can power brakes as that was mandated. Would P/S add significant weight to require a different spring pressure? Can springs be clipped to reduce the ride height to a "desired" height? If so, is there a formula ( other than try-it )? Lastly, what exactly is the proper ride height? Paul's Blue SS looks perfect to me. Got a ride height for us Paul? Nuch
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