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04-04-2026, 08:01 AM
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Rear way too high!!
Here is the setup. Someone wanted lots of rake i guess
Removed shocks and remounted wheels. No difference cause those HD leafs. What you say i do. Any pics of springs you've used for drop? Show me stance pics guys. Thanks Brad |
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04-04-2026, 10:06 AM
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PTFB leafs are the best value/performance for a slight drop from stock height, about 1-1.5", 72 firebird sits great IMO.
1st pic 225/70 tires, 2nd pic 275/60 drag radials, have 255/60 on the rear of rally 2s now and will go to a 275/60 rear/255/60 front soon. No rubbing with any tire combo. PTFB front springs too. |
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04-04-2026, 08:19 PM
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I had Detroit spring TA springs with a 1" drop and the second leaf all the way to the spring eye. they are about right.
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