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12-04-2012, 10:15 PM
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When you go to a truck scale, make sure to split the axles. Put the front wheels on the front section of the scale and the rear wheels on the rear (or middle) section of the scale. That way the truck scale will give you a front end and a rear end weight.
When I do the front end, I'm going with the santhuff springs. Do a search, I planned this all out in one of my threads. It's my next upgrade. Guess what my '67 weighs? Give up? 2050 lbs front 1520 lbs rear Those Moroso springs ain't gonna cut it.
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I could explain all this to the girl at the parts store, but she'd probably call the asylum. White '67 LeMans 407/TH350/Ford 3.89... RIP Red '67 LeMans. 407/TH400/Ford 3.25 |
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