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Old 08-05-2006, 02:02 PM
Karch Karch is offline
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Originally Posted by Shadowjack
'67-back are tangential on both ends. '68-up are tangential on one end, ground flat on the other.
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Thanks for the clarification...I knew there was a change around that time.

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Old 08-05-2006, 03:24 PM
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68 and up front replacement springs are not ground flat on top like the factory springs. The replacement springs are like the 67 and earlier springs on top. I use a 68 and latter spring in a earlier car because there is more selection and you can get higher spring rates without buying aftermarket springs.... The back springs are different. The 67 and up use a pig tail on both ends, the 66 and earler use a pig tail on the bottom only.

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