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10-08-2020, 05:52 AM
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Lowering a formula
Hi! Sooo i am thinking of lowering my 1970 formula. As of now it consists of 50 year old oem springs, and spiral shocks. The ride is not bad at all, but i do want to lower it. Any feedback on what everyone is using?
So far i have came down to Hotchkis 1909f big block coils, And 2408c rear leaf springs. Or the pro touring f body gt comp kit. Also thinking of the rear windowed forward leaf spring mounts from ptfb. Bilstein shocks will be absorbing the bumps In the end i am looking to lower the car about 1.5 inches. Looking for a ground to fender height of about 26-26.5 inches. Its about 28 right now. Thank you. Have a great day!
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