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Old 11-18-2002, 10:00 PM
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Default Re: 1969 Nova rear leaf springs

Tom
The Novas used the 5 leaf rear springs with 'concealed' anti-squeak pad pockets. They are not too hard to find, but decent sets will cost around $200+ and then might still need to be re-arched. I understand that Ron Norman is selling very nice repros if you'd like to investigate that option.

You will also need the non-F41 lower spring brackets, only the F41 version is currently available from GM. The F41's can be used, but you would have to hack or burn off the sway bar extension.

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